Set email for different domains
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I need to set up a mailserver. I've several different domains and I need to set up different emails for each other.
For example:
domain1.com -> user@domain1.com
domain2.com -> user2@domain2.com
Any suggestion?
server mail
asked Dec 10 at 7:37
Santy Alvarez
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I need to set up a mailserver. I've several different domains and I need to set up different emails for each other.
For example:
domain1.com -> user@domain1.com
domain2.com -> user2@domain2.com
Any suggestion?
server mail
asked Dec 10 at 7:37
Santy Alvarez
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You need to provide some more details, like the SMTP server you're using and so on.
– EnzoR
Dec 10 at 8:09
You also need to provide more details on what is your final objective.
– EnzoR
Dec 10 at 8:17
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I need to set up a mailserver. I've several different domains and I need to set up different emails for each other.
For example:
domain1.com -> user@domain1.com
domain2.com -> user2@domain2.com
Any suggestion?
server mail
asked Dec 10 at 7:37
Santy Alvarez
356
I need to set up a mailserver. I've several different domains and I need to set up different emails for each other.
For example:
domain1.com -> user@domain1.com
domain2.com -> user2@domain2.com
Any suggestion?
server mail
server mail
asked Dec 10 at 7:37
Santy Alvarez
356
asked Dec 10 at 7:37
Santy Alvarez
356
asked Dec 10 at 7:37
Santy Alvarez
356
asked Dec 10 at 7:37
Santy Alvarez
356
asked Dec 10 at 7:37
Santy Alvarez
356
356
You need to provide some more details, like the SMTP server you're using and so on.
– EnzoR
Dec 10 at 8:09
You also need to provide more details on what is your final objective.
– EnzoR
Dec 10 at 8:17
add a comment |
You need to provide some more details, like the SMTP server you're using and so on.
– EnzoR
Dec 10 at 8:09
You also need to provide more details on what is your final objective.
– EnzoR
Dec 10 at 8:17
You need to provide some more details, like the SMTP server you're using and so on.
– EnzoR
Dec 10 at 8:09
You need to provide some more details, like the SMTP server you're using and so on.
– EnzoR
Dec 10 at 8:09
You also need to provide more details on what is your final objective.
– EnzoR
Dec 10 at 8:17
You also need to provide more details on what is your final objective.
– EnzoR
Dec 10 at 8:17
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While waiting for more details, a very good point to start with could be the relevant webpages from the email server the user is running.
For example, both postfix and exim (among the most used email servers in Ubuntu) have some documentation illustrating the concepts needed to host mutiple email domains.
The whole thing mainly boils down to configure local users to be mapped to specific email address(es).
Without any extra details, that's it.
answered Dec 10 at 8:16
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While waiting for more details, a very good point to start with could be the relevant webpages from the email server the user is running.
For example, both postfix and exim (among the most used email servers in Ubuntu) have some documentation illustrating the concepts needed to host mutiple email domains.
The whole thing mainly boils down to configure local users to be mapped to specific email address(es).
Without any extra details, that's it.
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While waiting for more details, a very good point to start with could be the relevant webpages from the email server the user is running.
For example, both postfix and exim (among the most used email servers in Ubuntu) have some documentation illustrating the concepts needed to host mutiple email domains.
The whole thing mainly boils down to configure local users to be mapped to specific email address(es).
Without any extra details, that's it.
answered Dec 10 at 8:16
EnzoR
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While waiting for more details, a very good point to start with could be the relevant webpages from the email server the user is running.
For example, both postfix and exim (among the most used email servers in Ubuntu) have some documentation illustrating the concepts needed to host mutiple email domains.
The whole thing mainly boils down to configure local users to be mapped to specific email address(es).
Without any extra details, that's it.
answered Dec 10 at 8:16
EnzoR
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While waiting for more details, a very good point to start with could be the relevant webpages from the email server the user is running.
For example, both postfix and exim (among the most used email servers in Ubuntu) have some documentation illustrating the concepts needed to host mutiple email domains.
The whole thing mainly boils down to configure local users to be mapped to specific email address(es).
Without any extra details, that's it.
answered Dec 10 at 8:16
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answered Dec 10 at 8:16
EnzoR
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You need to provide some more details, like the SMTP server you're using and so on.
– EnzoR
Dec 10 at 8:09
You also need to provide more details on what is your final objective.
– EnzoR
Dec 10 at 8:17