[quoted text, click to view] "CB" <craigbaker@schuey.co.uk> wrote in message
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> m.marien wrote:
>>
>> There are several ways. The easiest is to add the address to the
>> Messages tab of the SMTP Properties.
>>
>> Yiu can also add the FQDN or just the domain to the domains for the
>> SMTP virtual server you are using, then right click and make it the
>> default. The default normally is the full computer name that appears
>> on the Computer Name tab of the System Properties. You could also
>> change that to match your FQDN. If you want postmaster@mydomain as
>> opposed to postmaster@computer.domain then use the first method.
>
> Hi,
>
> Thanks for your reply.
>
> In the messages tab, all I see is an option to send a copy of all non
> delivery reports to said address.
>
I think the bounces would become NDR. I'm not sure how you have it setup,
but the SMTP server would only accept mail for the domains listed in the
domains. Everything else is ignored. Going the other way, anything that it
can't deliver would become a NDR, a copy of which wold be sent to the
postmaster.
[quoted text, click to view] > As for right clicking on the domains, and making them the default, I don't
> see the option there :s
>
WinXP or Win2003? The option is available on Win2000 (IIS5), both
Workstation and Server. I see it's not available on WinXP (IIS6), but I
think it's still available on the Win2003 server. In that case, the only way
to change the default domain for WinXP would be to change the Full Computer
Name in the Computer Name tab of the System properties. The FQDN would be
computername.domain.
[quoted text, click to view] > CB
>
