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Route the incoming mails received from SMG to GWIA

kseb

Currently we are having two secondary domain. In both Domain GWIA is configured 25 port are opened.

My question is how to route the incoming mails received from SMG to GWIA ?

I had configure like this will both node will handle the request or should we configure both IP in LB and route to 2 secondary domain?

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    I would use different priorities. So it will be easier for trouble shooting. In case of troubles you have to check both because you never know which path has been used.

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    If priority is given 1 both servers smtp will be used? ie incoming mail traffic will routed to both secondary domain

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