I've been reading some docs and googled for answers, but still need help setting up exim (or another MTA, suggestions?) on our internet gateway.
SHORT VERSION I want exim to accept inbound SMTP for our domain from the internet, and forward it to our internal mail server. I want exim to accept outgoing SMTP from our domain, and forward it to the ISP smarthost. Later I want to plug anti-virus and anti-spam tools into exim, to prevent unwanted emails from being sent or received. That is a question for another day, though. TECHNICAL DETAILS We have a simple local network, in the 10.0.0.0/24 address range that is standard for Microsoft Small Business Server networks. The server (server2.ourdomain.no) at 10.0.0.2 is running MS Exchange, which is our main mailserver. The gateway (gator.ourdomain.no, running Debian/stable) at 10.0.0.1 is running iptables and masquerading, as well as some proxies. The second NIC has a permanent, public IP and is connected to the DSL-router that provides our internet connection. All outgoing mail is sent via the smarthost provided by our ISP. It seems easy enough to make exim accept all mail for ourdomain and forward outgoing mail to the ISP smarthost. However, local delivery of mail to ourdomain is not what I need ... I want _that_ mail forwarded 10.0.0.2. Surely, this must be a common situation? Could someone please help me configure exim to do this, or point me at the right docs. Unfortunately, the docs at www.exim.org didn't mention this scenario. I'm sure that I could do this if I fully understood the exim docs, but alas - I have not fully digested them yet. Thanks a lot, David Knudsen -- David Knudsen, aka Dansken on #vgaplanets/EFnet -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
