Have you considered adding the IPs of your relay to the SPF of those domains ?
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On Jan 22, 2014, at 4:28 PM, "Mario Staud" <mario.staud@???<
mailto:mario.staud@gmail.com>> wrote:
Hi Everyone!
i have a question, sorry for my bad english in advanced!
first of all i would like to descripe our setup:
2. Exchange Servers (ex01, ex02)
2. Diffrent Exchange Domains: ex01.dom1 ex02.dom1
2. exim servers (mail01.dom1 / mail02.dom2)
mail01.dom1 is responsible for the incoming and outgoing mail traffic for
dom1
mail02.dom2 is responsible for the incoming and outgoing mail traffic on
dom2.
Now we have changed the SMTP primary record in DOM1 for some users, to the
mail address from DOM2.
Since exchange can only be configured to use one hub we are sending now
mails with addresses from DOM2 via the mail01.dom1 mailserver.
What i like to do is:
Since some mailservers are checking the MX record with the ip from the
sending mailserver and the MX record is just set for: mail01.dom1 for dom1
and mail02.dom1 for dom2. i would like to send all mails with @dom2
addresses first to the mail02.dom2 mailserver, because if this server is
relaying to the internet the MX record and the mailserver are the same and
i should not get blocked from any servers.
is there any solution for such a configuration?
i already tried some forwarding configurations but none seem to work!
Best Regards
Mario Staud
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