At 14:18 28.03.00 -0500, you wrote: >On 27 Mar 00, at 8:49, Tor-Arne Bertheussen wrote: > >> As we understand it, all mails will first reach our primary mailserver no >> matter if it should be sent to one of our users or to the listserv >> application. The mailserver must then analyze the message and deside if it >> should be forwarded to the server running listserv or not. Is this what >> really happens? > >No. The LISTSERV machine should handle its own incoming mail. >You may direct outgoing mail to your Exchange server (with >SMTP_FORWARDx site configuration parameters). > >You will need to configure Exchange to accept mail from the >LISTSERV machine. You may also need to configure Exchange so >that it does NOT try to process internal mail (mail coming from >within the Exchange service area) for LISTSERV, but instead pass >it on to the LISTSERV machine. > >Francoise > Thank you, Francoise. Does this mean that we cannot use the same domain as we use for our "regular" mail, and that we have to define a subdomain were we add the machinename of the machine which runs the Listserv application? Our domain is "folkehelsa.no" which implies that my email-address is [log in to unmask] Lets say that the machine which is running the Listserv application is called "listserv". Is a solution that we define the mailaddresses which will be sent to the server as <listname>@listserv.folkehelsa.no, and that we do necessary changes in the MX-records in the closesed nameserver? Will this work, or does anyone have a better way to solve this? Thanks, Tor-Arne