09-23-04 02:27 AM
Hello,
> If I start by creating a new SMTP alias alinconstantin.dyndns.org in IIS
> Management consome, I'm able to send mails to account on that domain, but
al
> ends up in the Drop folder (as Travis described in his mail).
That is expected, there is no POP3 domain, and SMTP only moves the emails to
the drop folder, where the POP3 service is supposed to take over.
> If I try to
> create now a POP3 domain for alinconstantin.dyndns.org I'm getting error
> "Domain alinconstantin.dyndns.org already exists"
Probably because there is already a SMTP domain.
> If I start by creating the POP3 domain for alinconstantin.dyndns.org then
I
> cannot create anymore the SMTP alias for this domain. Again I'm getting
the
> same error "Domain already exist".
Don't use the SMTP console, create everything with the POP3 console, and the
SMTP domains will be created.
> Even more, if I try to create an account under this second domain named
> 'alinc' I get error saying that user already exists.
This depends on the Authenticate Mode you are using. Windows Authentication
do not support the same username for more than one domain name.
> I've also tried using the hint for linked aliases from the advmail
document.
> I've created folders like mailroot\alinconstantin.dyndns.org\p3_alinc.mbx
.
> This convinced the POP3 Manager to show both domain and accounts, but the
> mail sent to the second domain still ends up in the drop folder...
> Stopping and restarting the smtpsvc and pop3svc doesn't seem to help
either.
I think that you need to create the folders using the POP3 manager (by
creating the domain and users).
If i remember correctly, you must create both domains using the POP3
manager, and create both usernames. After you have done this, you can use
aliasing.
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Regards,
Kristofer Gafvert
http://www.ilopia.com
"Alin Constantin" <cnila@tfosorcim.moc> wrote in message
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> I have exactly the same problem: one machine, registered with 2 dynamic
dns
> servers: alinconstantin.dtdns.net and alinconstantin.dyndns.org.
> I'd like to receive mails from both domains.
>
> Here is what I've tried:
> - In IIS Management consome I've setup alinconstantin.dtdns.net as default
> SMTP (Local/Default)
> - In POP3 Service console I've created a POP3 domain
> alinconstantin.dtdns.net
> - I've created an account 'alinc' for this domain.
> Up to this point all works fine. Now I'm trying to add the second domain.
>
> If I start by creating a new SMTP alias alinconstantin.dyndns.org in IIS
> Management consome, I'm able to send mails to account on that domain, but
al
> ends up in the Drop folder (as Travis described in his mail). If I try to
> create now a POP3 domain for alinconstantin.dyndns.org I'm getting error
> "Domain alinconstantin.dyndns.org already exists"
>
> If I start by creating the POP3 domain for alinconstantin.dyndns.org then
I
> cannot create anymore the SMTP alias for this domain. Again I'm getting
the
> same error "Domain already exist".
> Even more, if I try to create an account under this second domain named
> 'alinc' I get error saying that user already exists.
>
> I've also tried using the hint for linked aliases from the advmail
document.
> I've created folders like mailroot\alinconstantin.dyndns.org\p3_alinc.mbx
.
> This convinced the POP3 Manager to show both domain and accounts, but the
> mail sent to the second domain still ends up in the drop folder...
> Stopping and restarting the smtpsvc and pop3svc doesn't seem to help
either.
>
> Is there any solution to receive mails on accounts with the same name on
> both domains?
> Did I miss something?
>
> Thank you,
> Alin
>
>
> "Kristofer Gafvert" <kgafvert@NEWSilopia.com> wrote in message
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