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Dear,
I am a new in Ims52, I have a problem, and i don't know how to solve it!!
For example, we want to sent a mail to [email protected]�Cwhen IMS get this mail, we want it check the mail is going to domain "yahoo.com" and forward to another mail server like mail1.mydomain.com. I think that rewrite rule can do it, but i don't how to config it, can anyone help me??

Easiest way I can think of to achieve this is to:
1. Create a channel for each such domain. To do that, basically replicate the tcp_local channel block, changing the "local" word to something that you will recognize as having to do with yahoo, like, "tcp_yahoo".
2. Use the "daemon" keyword to route messages sent through the channel to your outbound server, "daemon mail1.mydomain.com".
3. Add a rewrite rule:
yahoo.com $U$D%tcp_yahoo_daemon
recompile your configuration, and restart dispatcher. done.

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I have always used GoDaddy's forward and masking utilities and its worked great. When Apple updated iWeb to 08 with the ability to auto forward, I had lots of issues and thus went back to setting up my GoDaddy preferences to auto-forward and mask my site. GoDaddy has the very best phone support on the planet which makes up for one of the worst websites on the internet. Call them up and have them walk you through auto-forwarding and masking. Check out my site at: www dot jennifersheehan dot com. Hope that helps

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My local Admin have blocked my website but i have another
domain, i would like to know how to forward people to my new domain
from my old one, just so they don't need to type the complicated
name in!
So the web page doesn't even load but it redirects people to
my other domain. Thanks in advance

.oO(richardjones1995)
>My local Admin have blocked my website
Why? And what do you mean with "blocked"?
>but i have another domain, i would like
>to know how to forward people to my new domain from my
old one, just so they
>don't need to type the complicated name in!
>
> So the web page doesn't even load but it redirects
people to my other domain.
The correct way would be to use an HTTP redirect. On Apache
servers all
it needs is a Redirect or RedirectPermanent directive in an
.htaccess
file (see the Apache manual for details), I don't know about
IIS. But
are you still allowed to do such things, if the site is
"blocked"?
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Deliver locally and forward to alternate domain?

Is there a simple setting that would allow Postfix on Mac OS X to deliver messages locally as well as relay a copy to an alternate domain?
For example:
Let's say I have my server configured to deliver mail locally for '[email protected]' and I want to also relay a copy to '[email protected]'. I already have an entry for 'new.example.com' added to the transport map, I just need to tell Postfix that for every '[email protected]' message it handles, to relay a copy to '[email protected]'.
If there is not a simple, global way to do this, would I just have to create the following .forward file in each user's home directory:
[email protected], \user
or, maybe more simply, add the following to /etc/aliases, one for each user:
user: user, [email protected]
Correct?
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After consideration, I figured it would just be easier to use the .forward method instead of futzing around with the Postfix config.
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Dear All,
I have created a new domain and mail users are defined in a new server other than the backend server. I would like to forward any incoming emails to that domain to the new server. How can I setup the front end servers to forward those emails?
Regards,
Scotty

Hi,
i added the following to my imta.cnf file
!rewrite rule for oldserver.com
oldserver.com $U%$D@tcp_oldserver-daemon
*.oldserver.com $U%$D@tcp_oldserver-daemonI would recommend something more like the following:
oldserver.com $E$F$U%$D@tcp_oldserver-daemon
*.oldserver.com $E$F$U%$H$D@tcp_oldserver-daemon
This will stop [email protected] being rewritten to address%.oldserver.com@tcp_oldserver-daemon and will only apply the rule to forward envelope addresses (i.e. RCPT TO: addresses).
!tcp_oldserver
tcp_oldserver smtp nomx single_sys subdirs 10
noreverse daemon newserver.com dequeue_removeroute
tcp_oldserver-daemonLooks good.
Shane.

ACS forwarding from untrusted domain 0x80090325 SEC_E_UNTRUSTED_ROOT

I have SCOM 2012 R2 Update Rollup 4 installed with 2 management servers running WS12R2 in a single management group in my main AD domain. One of the management servers is also an ACS collector. I have an untrusted AD domain, with a SCOM gateway server in
it, and I used the gateway to install a SCOM agent on a domain controller in that domain. Now I am trying to configure an ACS forwarder on that untrusted domain controller to talk to the ACS collector back on the management server.
However, when I restart the
Microsoft Monitoring Agent Audit Forwarding service on that domain controller, I get this error in its
Event Viewer > Apps and Services > Operations Manager:
1/23/2015 5:08:01 PM Source AdtAgent Event ID 4369 Forwarder unsuccessfully tried to connect to the following collector(s):
<acsCollectorFQDN>:51909, status: 0x80090325 (TCP connect), source:registry addresses tried: <IP>:51909. If the list of collectors is blank, then AdtAgent was unable to locate a collector. Common reasons for this message are: The machinef(s)
listed is not online. AdtServer is not running on the machine(s) listed. AdtServer on the machine(s) listed is not listening on the specified port. TCP connectivity to the AdtServer machine is blocked by firewall, IPSec, or other filtering mechanism AdtServer
on the machine(s) listed actively refused the connection (due to policy or current activity load). For detailed failure information, enable trace logging using the TraceFlags registry key and examine the AdtAgent.log in the \temp subdirectory of the Windows
directory.
I followed these two articles in order to set up the ACS forwarder on the DC in the untrusted domain: "How to configure security events collection by using Audit Collection Services from computers in untrusted environment?" {1/3/12}https://gefufna.wordpress.com/2012/01/03/how-to-configure-security-events-collection-by-using-audit-collection-services-from-computers-in-untrusted-environment/ "Forwarder
is unable to connect to collector Event id 4369 in forwarder event view" {5/5/14}
http://jimmy-scom.blogspot.com/2014/05/forwarder-is-unable-to-connect-to.html
EXTRA INFO Here are the detailed steps that I took (sorry for all this, but there are an awful number of steps!):
1) I confirmed that the agent for the DC shows as Healthy in OM Console > Monitoring > Operations Manager > Agent Details > Agent Health State > Agent State (right) pane.
2) On the ACS collector, I stopped
Operations Manager Audit Collection Service, then from Admin cmd prompt I did this:
c:> cd \windows\system32\security\adtserver
c:> adtserver –c
} 1 certificates found for server authentication usage.
Enter the number of the certificate you want AdtServer to use for authenticating to AdtAgent or 0 to quit without saving: 1
Certificate 1 selected. Attempting to save thumbprint to registry ...
success.
Then I started
Operations Manager Audit Collection Service.
3) On the DC in the untrusted domain, from Admin cmd prompt I did this:
c:> cd c:\windows\system32
c:> adtagent -c
} No Issued To Issued By Expires
Thumbprint
1: <untrustedDCfqdn> <untrustedDomainCA> 2015-11-30 02:44:58 <thumbprint>
2 certificates found for client authentication usage.
Enter the number of the certificate you want AdtAgent to use for authenticating to AdtServer or 0 to quit without saving: > 1
} Certificate 1 selected. Attempting to save thumbprint to registry… success.
4) On the DC in the untrusted domain, I opened mmc > Certificates > Local Computer > Personal > Certificates > I exported the certificate from step 3 to a DER encoded binary X.509 (.CER) file.
5) I also looked at the Certification Path for the certificate, and figured out which certificate is its Root CA certificate. I copied that certificate to a DER encoded binary X.509 (.CER) file.
6) I copied the first .CER file to a computer in my main domain, which is at 2012 R2 level. From AD Users and Computers, I created a "dummy" computer object using the NetBios name of the DC back on the untrusted domain. I right clicked the computer
object > Named Mappings > I added the .CER file, and left "Use Subject for alternate identity" checked. I unchecked "Use Issuer for alternate security identity".
7) I copied the Root CA certificate .CER file over to the SCOM management server that doubles as my ACS collector, and from there I did mmc > Certificates > Local Computer > Trusted Root Certificates > Certificates > I imported the Root
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8) I also went to my CA server on my main domain, I ran pkiview.msc > right clicked “Enterprise PKI” > Manage AD Containers > NTAuthCertificates tab > and I imported the Root CA certificate there as well.
9) I ran telnet from the DC on the untrusted domain, and confirmed that port 51909 is open from there to the ACS collector on the main domain.
10) I enabled audit collection fot the DC on the untrusted domain. I did this from OM Console > Monitoring > Operations Manager > Agent Details > Agent Health State > Agent State (second column in middle pane) > I selected the Healthy <untrustedDCfqdn>
> I clicked Enable Audit Collection.
Then under "Task Parameters" > i clicked [Override] > for New Value I specified <ACScollectorFQDN>. For task credentials I specified Other account, and specified a domain admin account in the untrusted domain. The result was "The
task completed successfully. Enable Audit Collection, status:Success".
11) On the ACS collector, I restarted Operations Manager Audit Collection Service. On the DC in the untrusted domain I restarted Microsoft Monitoring Agent Audit Forwarding service.
12) Result was this error on the DC in the untrusted domain, in its
Event Viewer > Apps and Services > Operations Manager
1/23/2015 5:08:01 PM Source AdtAgent Event ID 4369 Forwarder unsuccessfully tried to connect to the following collector(s):
<acsCollectorFQDN>:51909, status: 0x80090325 (TCP connect), source:registry addresses tried: 10.1.1.91:51909. If the list of collectors is blank, then AdtAgent was unable to locate a collector. Common reasons for this message are: The machinef(s)
listed is not online. AdtServer is not running on the machine(s) listed. AdtServer on the machine(s) listed is not listening on the specified port. TCP connectivity to the AdtServer machine is blocked by firewall, IPSec, or other filtering mechanism AdtServer
on the machine(s) listed actively refused the connection (due to policy or current activity load). For detailed failure information, enable trace logging using the TraceFlags registry key and examine the AdtAgent.log in the \temp subdirectory of the Windows
directory.
13) On the DC in the untrusted domain I created DWORD reg value
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\AdtAgent\Parameters\TraceFlags and set it to 524420 decimal. The resulting c:\windows\temp\AdtAgent.log file only confirmed that I'm getting 0x80090325 errors.
After all this, why am I getting 0x80090325, which translates to SEC_E_UNTRUSTED_ROOT ??? Did I do something wrong in steps 5, 7 and 8? Thanks for reading all the way through :)
Marko

Thanks Yan Li, you gave me an idea. I got the ACS forwarder in the untrusted domain to work (!), by analyzing the setup on the SCOM gateway that I set up in the untrusted domain. I issued the ACS forwarder a certificate from the domain that SCOM is in, INSTEAD
of configuring the ACS forwarder to use the certificate that it already had from its own domain.
So the new procedure is: do steps 1 and 2, then instead of step 3 I did this…
2B) I issued a certificate from the AD domain containing SCOM to the domain controller in the untrusted domain that is my ACS forwarder. I did this from the AD Certificate Services web site, and asked it to use certificate template that I created for the
SCOM gateway server in the untrusted domain.
2C) The new certificate appeared in the Personal store of the domain controller. I exported it, then ran the MomCertImport utility so that I would not get an error in the next step (per
http://www.systemcentercentral.com/scom-deployment-across-multiple-networks/)
3) On the domain controller in the untrusted domain, I re-ran "adtserver -c", and selected the new certificate.
3B) I then ran “MomCertImport /Remove”, since I already have a SCOM gateway in the untrusted domain.
Then I proceeded with steps 4, skipped 5, did 6, skip 7-8, did 9-11, result was this on the DC in the untrusted domain, in its Event Viewer > Apps and Services > Operations Manager
2/3/2015 12:20:01 PM Source AdtAgent Event ID 4368 Forwarder successfully connected to the following collector:
<ACScollectorFQDN>:51909, status: 0x0 (success), source: registry
addresses tried: <IPaddress>:51909
ACS forwarding works now! I will confirm by repeating the procedure for another domain controller in the untrusted forest.
Marko

Web Forwarding vs Personal Domain Settings - Confused

I would be grateful if someone could shed some light on this.
1) What is the difference between using web forwarding via my registra to configuring .Mac to point to my domain ? - Are there any pros or cons ?
2) I have recently acquired two personal domains (one family, one personal) currently configured that each domain is forwarded to a specific url in .Mac is this the best way to manage two sites ?
Many Thanks

My experience with Web Forwarding on iWeb 1.1 was that that your .mac accounts URL is what appeared in the browser (person types domain and it forwarded to your .mac account). In our case, we wanted the domain to be displayed so we also enabled Web Masking which forces the domain.com to be displayed for ALL pages. Please note that Masking makes all pages have the same URL so someone cannot bookmark a particular page or send a link to a friend (all URLs point to the home page). Masking also prevented outbound links to other sites from working as we were linking pictures out to a commerce site where the item could be purchased (because displayed URL was not the actual page).
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mail will now be filtered.
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<Email Edited By Host>

I have asked for your email address to be edited out. Posting your address in an open thread is a sure way to be bombarded by unwanted email, remember it will be here long after you have resolved your problem, for automated detection software to find.
If you want people to contact you, enable others to see your email address in your profile.
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I'm still having some issues linking another domain name I own to my existing iWeb site. I forwarded the other domain through my GoDaddy account, but when I try it with www in front of the forwarding name, it directs me to my MobileMe home page. Without typing in the www, the forwarding works just fine.
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Steve,
It sounds like your CNAME may not be set up properly. You'll want to make sure your CNAME www is forwarding to @ which will be the host where the domain is forwarding currently without the www. Here is a link with some instructions (see the section on "Adding or Editing CNAME Records": http://x.co/RBCW
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Greeting gurus.
I am a BT Business Broadband custome and BT also host my domain.
I am terminating my Boradband service next week but the domain is not for renewal until 2012.
I have trying to find how to set up mail forwarding for the domain.
I would like all mail addressed to [email protected] -> [email protected]
Replies can then be sent from the appropriate domain.
The reason is that mydomain.com is effectively being mothballed, but I wish to ensure that any mail does not just get lost.
I am on the support line but wanted to know if anyone can help me quicker.
thanks.
ps: this is my first post so be gentle with me!

The business forums would be a better place for this.
http://business.forums.bt.com/
I've not hosted a domain with BT, but all the other domain registration/hosting companies I've used have a browser based control panel where these things are configured.
You say the domain is being mothballed. You'll have to continue with the registration though, and BT claim to offer email with all domain registrations, so why not just carry on as you are ?

Masking .mac without using domain forwarding but just the .mac server

I am signed up with Small Business Yahoo server but I guess the domain forwarding feature is not available. So I'm thinking of canceling the service with Yahoo. But before I do that I was wondering if I could still use my unique domain name with the .mac server but also make it so that people can't see the .mac in the url address?
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<frameset rows="100%,*" border="0">
<frame src="http://web.mac.com/jwtseng/iWeb/kate/" frameborder="0" />
<frame frameborder="0" noresize />
</frameset>
</html>
Just save this as a text file and name it index.html or whatever your server requires. Edit the underlined information to reflect your own website. Then place it into your webserver directory and see if it works! Let me know...
Good luck!

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Hi, I forwarded my domain name to the new iweb site I created, and everytime I try and log onto the site I get a message saying:
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Should I have forwarded it to the full address: http://web.mac.com/myname/iWeb/Site/firstnamei%20lastname.html ??????
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Yes, all that should be required is your Apple ID and password. It may be worth checking whether your account needs verifying or whether any other information is required.
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