Hi there, I recently have been handed over a cluster of Proxmox Mail Gateways, unfortunately without a proper handover, let alone documentation.
And now I am trying to make sense of things, so apologies if some of my questions are obvious to someone experienced.
My system is set up in a way that all incoming emails are passed over to an internal encryption/decryption gateway which is working fine.
After reading up on things I think Configuration/Mail Proxy/Relaying/Smarthost is the setting which is in charge to define the relay destination. And the current value of that setting matches what I see in the logs. Also supported by the manual: "When set, all outgoing mails are deliverd to the specified smarthost.".
> postfix/smtp[1455]: 4340DDC066B: to=<thomas@mydomain.com>, relay=ciphermail.mydomain.local[192.168.1.5]:25,…
Now, I'd like to point to a different FQDN, to test a new set of servers.
So I went ahead and changed Smarthost to "ciphermail2.mydomain.local", expecting that the Mail Gateway will now route to the new address, but for some reason it's still the old address which is used. Even after a reboot of the Gateway.
Pinging the new FQDN ciphermail2 from the Gateway console works fine.
So my question is, is this indeed the setting I need? If yes, and given the fact that my change does not show any effect, is there a possibility that this setting is overruled somewhere else?
Thanks
Thomas
And now I am trying to make sense of things, so apologies if some of my questions are obvious to someone experienced.
My system is set up in a way that all incoming emails are passed over to an internal encryption/decryption gateway which is working fine.
After reading up on things I think Configuration/Mail Proxy/Relaying/Smarthost is the setting which is in charge to define the relay destination. And the current value of that setting matches what I see in the logs. Also supported by the manual: "When set, all outgoing mails are deliverd to the specified smarthost.".
> postfix/smtp[1455]: 4340DDC066B: to=<thomas@mydomain.com>, relay=ciphermail.mydomain.local[192.168.1.5]:25,…
Now, I'd like to point to a different FQDN, to test a new set of servers.
So I went ahead and changed Smarthost to "ciphermail2.mydomain.local", expecting that the Mail Gateway will now route to the new address, but for some reason it's still the old address which is used. Even after a reboot of the Gateway.
Pinging the new FQDN ciphermail2 from the Gateway console works fine.
So my question is, is this indeed the setting I need? If yes, and given the fact that my change does not show any effect, is there a possibility that this setting is overruled somewhere else?
Thanks
Thomas