On Thu, Sep 14, 2000 at 06:39:56PM +0100 or so it is rumoured hereabouts,
warren daly thought:
> Hello all,
> I would really appreciate any help on the following. I have a redhat 6.1 machine running SENDMAIL. It's receiving external email for my domain fine. I have setup a M$ Exchange 5.5 machine on the
> same domain in a seperate department. It is sending and receiving internal mail and sending external mail fine. But not receiving external mail for the users setup on it. ( it is monitoring port 25
> thought)
> How do I forward mail from Sendmail to the Exchange machine?
> Is it possible to forward single addresses or Is it possible to forward all mail to this machine and retain it on the sendmail box?
>> I am wondering will SMART_HOST or MAIL_HUB options in Sendmail work??
>
We use a similar setup at work. A FreeBsd box with sendmail and an NT box
with M$ Exchange. The FreeBsd box has a set of aliases for incoming mail.
If there is no match there, incoming mail goes to the Exchange server. I
haven't worked out quite how that happens though there's no SMART_HOST
entry for the Exchange server on the sendmail box. The sysadmin is going
to look into it later in the week so I may be able to tell you more.
I'd imagine that setting up a set of aliases on your sendmail box and
setting the Exchange server as a SMART_HOST should do the trick nicely.
The sendmail box will deal with anything it has an alias for and will
forward anything else to the Exchange box.
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