Todd Hawkins
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Thu Aug 11, 2005 8:59 am Post subject:
RE: 2x Email organisations, How to change the headers |
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I am assuming you have only one server here.
Change the fully qualified domain name on the properties of the SMTP virtual
server to a namespace that doesn't reflect either company. Properties of SMTP
VS, Delivery Tab, Advanced Button.
Another method:
1. Create two SMTP virtual servers that listen on two different IP's or
ports. Set the FQDN of one SMTP VS to abc.com and the other to 123.com
2. Create two SMTP connectors with an address space of *, one for each domain
3. Set those SMTP connectors to listen on different SMTP virtual servers
4. Set the Delivery Restrictions to reject by default and accept messages
from users of the respective domain for each SMTP connector.
The times I have run across this there was more than one server to play
with. In that case, you can create routing groups for each server, move the
users for each domain to their own server with respective SMTP FQDN's set,
and then create SMTP connectors with scopes of RG. Its the same method either
way.
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Todd Hawkins
Collective Technologies
"Brad" wrote:
| Quote: | Hi all I have E2K3 in an AD environment. I have 2x Domain names that I want
my exchange server to be able to recieve and send mail for. I have a default
recipient policy (ie smtp=abc.com) and a second recipient policy
(smtp=123.com) This works well but the only problem I have is that whenyou
send a mail from 123.com to somebody, The person can check the headers of the
email and see that it came from servername.abc.com. I need to change this as
I dont want these to domains to appear joined in any way. Do i need to add in
an SMTP connector to route mail for the second domain or is there a way you
can change the header information etc
Any help would be appreciated |
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