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9.4

sendmail, multiple IPs, multiple domains ==> reverse DNS trouble

Asked by freeflight123 in Linux Networking

Tags: dns, domains, reverse

Hi,

my server has 4 IPs assigned (IP#1 -> eth0, IP#2 -> eth0:0,  IP#3 -> eth0:1, ...)

IP#1 reverse resolves to domain_name_1
IP#2 reverse resolves to domain_name_2

if I send something with domain_name_2 as sender ISP often refuse to accept the mail, because
the mail appears to be sent thru IP#1 (the default IP for this server).
Is there any way to tell sendmail to send mail thru IP#2 or any other way to not run into this problem?
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