This is a discussion on how to secure a smtp gateway with transport map settings? within the alt.comp.mail.postfix forums, part of the Mail Servers and Related category; Good morning, Here is a schematic drawing on which I have some understanding problems. http://baud.homelinux.net/postfix.jpg ...
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Good morning,
Here is a schematic drawing on which I have some understanding problems. http://baud.homelinux.net/postfix.jpg We have two lan which have the same mail domain name: @paris.com The two smtp gateway (smtp_hol and smtp_sis) are the gateway for this domain. The primary mx is smtp_hol and the backup mx for @paris.com is smtp_sis. The first gateway transfers emails to the lan, to a server domino. I don't understand how I can secure my first smtp gateway, smtp_hol, which transport map setting, if the principal domino server is out of order? Is it correct to use transport map? Here is my setting: /etc/postfix/transport paris.com smtp:10.0.3.1 Thank for your answer Baud |
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On 2004-09-10 10:44, Baud wrote:
> Good morning, > > Here is a schematic drawing on which I have some understanding problems. > http://baud.homelinux.net/postfix.jpg > > We have two lan which have the same mail domain name: @paris.com > The two smtp gateway (smtp_hol and smtp_sis) are the gateway for this > domain. The primary mx is smtp_hol and the backup mx for @paris.com is > smtp_sis. > The first gateway transfers emails to the lan, to a server domino. > > I don't understand how I can secure my first smtp gateway, smtp_hol, which > transport map setting, if the principal domino server is out of order? > > Is it correct to use transport map? > > Here is my setting: /etc/postfix/transport > paris.com smtp:10.0.3.1 > > Thank for your answer > Baud > > > > > > > I guess you must use smtp:[10.0.3.1] to avoid a DNS lookup of a MX record. <http://www.postfix.org/transport.5.html> /bb |
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Thx for your answer.
In fact, we would like to secure our smtp gateway in order to, in case of a crash of lotus servers, redirect ours mails to the other lotus server. It's the problem which exposed here.http://baud.homelinux.net/postfix.jpg I mean, could we imagine to build a dns service on the smtp gateway in order to put a mx record of our domain name "@paris.com", which points to the primary lotus notes with a coeff. of 10, and 20 points to the second lotus notes server? Thank by advance. Baud And sorry for my poor english ;-) "Birger Blixt" <Birger.Blixt@uab.ericsson.se> a écrit dans le message de news:wm_1d.72$Q%1.127011@uab.ericsson.se... > On 2004-09-10 10:44, Baud wrote: > > Good morning, > > > > Here is a schematic drawing on which I have some understanding problems. > > http://baud.homelinux.net/postfix.jpg > > > > We have two lan which have the same mail domain name: @paris.com > > The two smtp gateway (smtp_hol and smtp_sis) are the gateway for this > > domain. The primary mx is smtp_hol and the backup mx for @paris.com is > > smtp_sis. > > The first gateway transfers emails to the lan, to a server domino. > > > > I don't understand how I can secure my first smtp gateway, smtp_hol, which > > transport map setting, if the principal domino server is out of order? > > > > Is it correct to use transport map? > > > > Here is my setting: /etc/postfix/transport > > paris.com smtp:10.0.3.1 > > > > Thank for your answer > > Baud > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > I guess you must use smtp:[10.0.3.1] to avoid a DNS lookup of a MX record. > <http://www.postfix.org/transport.5.html> > > /bb |