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Thx for answering.<br />
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So this will make all emails delivered to company &nbsp;*@domain.com delivered to both serveres.<br />
In our case this is an Exchange 2007 and another Linux server that we want emails to be delivered to.<br />
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It is important that all incomming emails gets delivered to both servers
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After reading the documentation I believe so. &nbsp;As mentioned I haven't done this myself, but yes it will take one inbound email from lets say user@hotmail.com and it is destined for joe@domain.com<br />
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As long as both email servers Exchange 2007 &amp;&nbsp;alternative linux server are set to accept email for domain.com you shouldn't have an issue. &nbsp;All incoming emails for joe@domain.com will be sent to both mail servers.<br />
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Your /etc/postfix/virtual file should look something like:<br />
domain.com exchange.domain.com, linux.domain.com
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I would like to split incoming e-mails to two different servers.<br />
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The reason is because we are installing a new server and we would like this server to recive all incoming mails for a while before we turn of the old e-mail server.<br />
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Is it possible to split the all incoming e-mails? So &nbsp;Postfix will send the same mail to both the new and the old??
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I would like to split incoming e-mails to two different servers.

The reason is because we are installing a new server and we would like this server to recive all incoming mails for a while before we turn of the old e-mail server.

Is it possible to split the all incoming e-mails? So  Postfix will send the same mail to both the new and the old??

Thx for answering.

So this will make all emails delivered to company  *@domain.com delivered to both serveres.
In our case this is an Exchange 2007 and another Linux server that we want emails to be delivered to.

It is important that all incomming emails gets delivered to both servers

After reading the documentation I believe so.  As mentioned I haven&amp;#39;t done this myself, but yes it will take one inbound email from lets say user@hotmail.com and it is destined for joe@domain.com

As long as both email servers Exchange 2007 &amp;amp; alternative linux server are set to accept email for domain.com you shouldn&amp;#39;t have an issue.  All incoming emails for joe@domain.com will be sent to both mail servers.

Your /etc/postfix/virtual file should look something like:
domain.com exchange.domain.com, linux.domain.com

Split incomming e-mails to two different servers

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