Messaging in solaris 10

i have a customer setup with 490 server with solaris 10 ( all patch included) and suncluster3.2. customer wants all console messaging ( dev/sysmsg) to be included into system message(/var/adm/messages) or to be redirected to any other file. i have tried with /etc/syslog.conf or consadm. does anyone who can suggest me on the same ?
thanks in addvance.
skd

Hi Shane,
Thanks for reply.
The output of "./imsimta version:
+Sun Java(tm) System Messaging Server 7.0-0.04 32bit (built Jun 20 2008)+
+libimta.so 7.0-0.04 32bit (built 01:01:00, Jun 20 2008)+
+Using /opt/sun/comms/messaging/config/imta.cnf+
+SunOS mail 5.10 Generic_120012-14 i86pc i386 i86pc+
Internal mail means all domains which have created in our server and when we send mail within domain or in same domain, UID must be validated.
Thanks
Prem

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