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Originally Posted by bjquinn  Hmmm, that would be nice! Do we even know which configuration file that goes in?
Again, I may be way behind you on this, but I've found the following wiki article... Split Domain - ZimbraWiki
Is that how you're planning on setting your Zimbra server up as a gateway? Using the terms from the wiki article your Zimbra server is primary, Exchange is secondary, and the main difference from the article being -
1. NO addresses are permanently stored on the Zimbra server, ALL are forwarded on the Exchange server, and
2. You want to check AD for verifying recipient addresses rather than adding them to a list or manually adding the accounts to the Zimbra server and setting each one up to relay to the Exchange server (which would be what we're discussing in this thread)
Is that correct? |
So I guess you wanna cookie or something for being so smart ehh?
J/K .... You are CORRECT! Fact is I never considered looking at this Wiki page because for me the idea of a split domain is having users across different mail servers. If I had read further I would have seen that setting Zimbra up as 'Primary' would have accomplished the trick.
The only problem I see for going the Primary Split Domain route (Zimbra way) is having to maintain the users on both systems (add from both, delete from both etc).
I may test this approach just to see what config changes are made to the Postfix files.
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Originally Posted by bjquinn Anyway, do keep me updated on how it works out for you if you don't mind.
Thanks! |
No problem! So far all is well during testing.