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  • Subject: Re: Routing SMTP for local/remote domain
  • From: "Fritz Hayes" <fhayes@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
  • Date: Sun, 17 Dec 2000 19:11:38 -0800

> I would like to route the emails that point to our
> local domain, internally without going outside to the
> SMTP server while all the emails that point to a
> domain that is not our domain must be routed to SMTP
> server outside.
> How can I achieve this ?

The amazing thing about SMTP on the AS/400 is how it is controlled by the
entries in your host table (option 10 from the CFGTCP menu).  By enterring
your domain name, just your Domain name (EXAMPLE.COM), associated with the
AS/400s IP address, the SMTP server deliver all email in the domain
EXAMPLE.COM to local users (if they exist).

Don't add a host name to the entry (i.e. My400.EXAMPLE.COM).

The 400 will then keep all EXAMPLE.COM email within the local AS/400.

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Fritz Hayes
fritz@pacinfosys.com
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