KB Article #102261
IME Sample relay.ini File
This article was previously published as ID#29461
Summary:
Original Author: IBURTON
The IME server can be configured to route all outgoing email notifications through a relay. See the IME Admin Guide for additional information on this feature.
Included here is a sample relay.ini file.
###############################################################################
# config/relay.ini
#
# Relayed Smtp Domains:
# This file provide a mapping between domains and list of SMTP relays
# to use for the domain.
#
# Lines in this file beginning with "#" are comments.
#
# To implement this file in IME either edit the server.ini
# file (Solaris) or the registry (Windows).
#
# Scroll down until you see the [Network] section and insert the
# following line with your appropriate path:
#
# [Network]
# "Smtp Relayed Domains File"="/opt/posta/server/config/relay.ini"
#
#
# This relay.ini file should have the same ownership and permissions as the
# server.ini file in UNIX.
#
# Any SMTP address which does not match any entry is delivered normally (does
# not use any relay).
# If an SMTP address matches an entry in this file then the relay(s) specified
# is (are) used.
# The more specific matches are always given the preference.
# If there are several matches at the same level of specificity then it is
# undefined which one is used.
# The order of the entries is insignificant.
#
# The format is one entry per line where the relays are listed in order of
# priority.
# domain relay1 [relay2 [relay3 ....] ] ]
# where the separator between domain and relay must be
#
# The domain can be specified with a wildcard '*' to match anything.
# Notice that the wildcard can only appear as the first character of the domain.
# Examples of valid domain specifications are:
# - uranus.example.com matches only the host uranus.example.com
# - *.example.com matches anyhost below example.com but does
# not match example.com itself
# - *example.com matches anyhost below example.com and
# also matches example.com itself
# - * matches any host
#
# For example
# * your_relay_list
#
#
# Obviously, substitue your relay IP addresses or names below in place
# of the name "your_primary_relay" and "your_secondary_relay".
# Also be sure that you have specified the correct domains to be relayed.
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Original Submitter: DKALT
Keywords: IME relay relay.ini IME ID#29461