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Old 10-08-2001, 05:12 AM   #1
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Question Multiple Domains???


Hi,
Can someone please give me some advise/help on how to setup my Linux7.0 mailserver to use multiple registered domains?? I have to get this right first time as the company relies heavily on their mail (Im taking out WinNT).
We have 5 registered domain names. Ive looked in Linux conf and found "virtual domains; secondary domains and domain aliases"... now where and how do I add the other domains??

Any help???

Thanks
Draxx
 
Old 10-08-2001, 10:55 AM   #2
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Hi..

1. First use mailconf to Create virtual Domains.
2. Then use userconf.select virtual domains. u can see the list of virtual domains u have created in mailconf. add the users.
3. u have to configure vpop3d . the help is available in linuxconf
for that configuration
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