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Kyle, I took the liberty of re-reading your post and have a few questions. At first glance, it looks as though you have a routing issue, not something specifically related to email. Forwarding should be to an IP address, independent of physical hardware. I don't think it should matter whether you put all you IP addresses on one port (Ethernet lines) or multiple ports. Unless these ports are physically plugged into different subnets in which case you will need to route between the subnets. You reference Ethernet lines as hosting domains. I am assuming that you have assigned different IP interfaces (addresses) to these interfaces. When you moved mybusiness3.com to ETHLIN01, did you just move the IP interface from ETHLIN03 to ETHLIN01? Can you define what you did Are both physical ports connected to the same hub/switch? What are the IP addresses for the various domains? Can you define what you did in terms of IP definitions? Regards, Andy Nolen-Parkhouse Kyle's original post follows: We have implemented internet email forwarding as described from the following link: http://publib.boulder.ibm.com/pubs/html/as400/v4r5/ic2924/index.htm?info /RZA IRFORWIM.HTM On ETHLIN01 interface we are hosting mybusiness1.com and mybusiness2.com while on ETHLIN03 we host mybusiness3.com. Currently, the forwarding works for the domains hosted on ETHLIN01 but not ETHLIN03. I have moved mybusiness3.com to ETHLIN01 and the forwarding works, but I would like to add more domains to ETHLIN03 and use this functionality. Has anyone ran into this or something similar before? Any ideas on where to point me? TIA Kyle
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