#Communigate pro export mbox pro
#Communigate pro export mbox software

#Communigate pro export mbox pro

create a DNS MX record for the domain pointing to your CommuniGate Pro.create a DNS A-record for the name, pointing to the IP address.To serve such a customer (the mail domain), you should: Your server will not bring the link up and try to relay the client mail as soon as it is received.

#Communigate pro export mbox software

to receive mail from your server only when the client software issues the ETRN command, so.

to get all mail via your server instead of receiving mail directly, when each incoming message.

When there is any traffic to the client hosts), that client may want: a link that is brought up by the provider If your client has a symmetric dial-on-demand link (i.e. How can I hold all client mail till their servers send ETRN?

configure the customer server to send the wakeup ETRN commands to your server.

optionally include the domain.dom name into the Hold Mail list of your CommuniGate Pro SMTP module.

configure your server to let it relay mail to the domain.dom domain.create 2 MX records (in your DNS server) for the customer domain.dom domain name:Ī high priority record pointing directly to the customer server and a lower priority record pointing to your CommuniGate Pro server.

To provide better mail delivery to those sites, you should use your CommuniGate Pro server as their Small sites may have dial-up connections only and they can be off-line most of the time. Relay: = How can my customer servers receive mail if they have dial-up connections? (ETRN) Place the following record into the Router table: How can I relay E-mail and Signals for certain domains? To allow your Server to relay all E-Mail and Signals to the domain You can copy all messages from the anameĪccount on the old server to the aname Account on the new server and phase out the aname account on the ( before it is sent to that other server.Īs a result, the other server receives such a message with the unmodified envelope data and header fields.Īs soon the aname Account is created in the CommuniGate Pro domain.domĭomain, mail starts to go to that Account automatically. The resulting envelope address ( aname%domain.dom) is converted to the standard form

Only as a name of the server to connect to (the Router module always cuts off the IP-address domain parts, too). _via suffix tell the Router module to accept this address, and to cut off the domain name, using that part The message is Rerouted (the envelope address is changed) to. The CommuniGate Pro server receives any message directed to the Domain does not have an Account/Group/Forwarder/Mailing List with that aname name,