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Just a small addition, Postini is used at the moment of inboud traffic (MX records pointing to it) but not for outbound traffic (messages are delivered directly by the Notes MTA)
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Just a small addition, Postini is used at the moment of inboud traffic (MX records pointing to it) but not for outbound traffic (messages are delivered directly by the Notes MTA)

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Hi, I'm really willing to help, I saw your question the first time, but I know absolutely nothing about Postini. And you announced you're in the process of moving away from Domino, which isn't really motivating some Notes-diehards to help you out. <br />
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So maybe, if you explain what you want to accomplish, we could find a way of how to do it. By the way, are you making the necessary provisions for returned mails and other junk, so that you don't create a complete mail avalanche?
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Hi, I'm really willing to help, I saw your question the first time, but I know absolutely nothing about Postini. And you announced you're in the process of moving away from Domino, which isn't really motivating some Notes-diehards to help you out.

So maybe, if you explain what you want to accomplish, we could find a way of how to do it. By the way, are you making the necessary provisions for returned mails and other junk, so that you don't create a complete mail avalanche?

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Hi,<br />
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I'm trying to use Postini to implemente Split delivery on two different mail systems. &nbsp;<br />
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At the moment I'm using a Domino environment which has Postini in front of it. Domino by design is not delivering to postini emails which are intra-domain. Is there any way to force the Domino router to deliver every email message (regardless the fact that is internal) to Postini?<br />
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Cheers
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Hi,

I'm trying to use Postini to implemente Split delivery on two different mail systems.  

At the moment I'm using a Domino environment which has Postini in front of it. Domino by design is not delivering to postini emails which are intra-domain. Is there any way to force the Domino router to deliver every email message (regardless the fact that is internal) to Postini?

Cheers

Deliver Intra-domain mails to external service

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