Hi,
I run one front-end exchange server that handles mail for around eight different SMTP domains.
*@xxxxxx.com
*@yyyyyy.com
*@zzzzzz.com
etc.
Is it possible to route outbound mail via different relay servers according to the senders default smtp address.
Say I have a user who is sending mail and his default smtp address is user@xxxxxx.com I would like to route their mail via a remote filtering service, so the mail will need to be relayed to a specific relay server.
However I have another user on the same server whos default address is user@yyyyyy.com, their mail doesnt need to go via this filtering service so can be sent straight out via the ISP's usual email relay server.
Does that make sense?
TIA guys
I run one front-end exchange server that handles mail for around eight different SMTP domains.
*@xxxxxx.com
*@yyyyyy.com
*@zzzzzz.com
etc.
Is it possible to route outbound mail via different relay servers according to the senders default smtp address.
Say I have a user who is sending mail and his default smtp address is user@xxxxxx.com I would like to route their mail via a remote filtering service, so the mail will need to be relayed to a specific relay server.
However I have another user on the same server whos default address is user@yyyyyy.com, their mail doesnt need to go via this filtering service so can be sent straight out via the ISP's usual email relay server.
Does that make sense?
TIA guys