Dear All,
Question: can PMG can Store and forward email, if our mail server is off-line?
Reason I ask is that our email server will be off-line for a day, while our core network switches are being replaced.
Our PMG virtual machine is in a DMZ directly connected to our firewall, so it will still be able to receive incoming emails.
The PMG system has 9.3G free disk space, which is easily sufficient to store the incoming mail.
However, we use the Recipient verification built into postfix to prevent backscatter, thus PMG contacts our email server to confirm email addresses.
Does PMG cache these email addresses, if so how long is the cache valid for?
Are there any other PMG settings that would break store / forward?
Would it be safer to disable incoming email to PMG while our email server is off-line?
many thanks
Jake
Question: can PMG can Store and forward email, if our mail server is off-line?
Reason I ask is that our email server will be off-line for a day, while our core network switches are being replaced.
Our PMG virtual machine is in a DMZ directly connected to our firewall, so it will still be able to receive incoming emails.
The PMG system has 9.3G free disk space, which is easily sufficient to store the incoming mail.
However, we use the Recipient verification built into postfix to prevent backscatter, thus PMG contacts our email server to confirm email addresses.
Does PMG cache these email addresses, if so how long is the cache valid for?
Are there any other PMG settings that would break store / forward?
Would it be safer to disable incoming email to PMG while our email server is off-line?
many thanks
Jake