Apple Mac OS X Server Version 10.4 or Later Uživatelský manuál stáhnout pdf (Strana 40)

40 Chapter 1 Mail Service Setup

Now mail to “robert.fak[email protected]” will be sent to user “bob,” giving Bob two

effective email addresses, [email protected] and robert.fak[email protected].

For further information about creating and maintaining email aliases, look at /etc/

postfix/alias.

Setting Up Forwarding Email Addresses for a User

You may use this to provide an email redirection service for your users. Any mail sent to

the user’s email account will be forwarded to the indicated account.

There is an additional method of email forwarding using Sieve scripting. To learn more

about that method, see “Sieve Scripting Support” on page 54.

To forward a users mail:

1 In Workgroup Manager, open the user account you want to work with, if it isn’t already

open.

To open the account, click the Accounts button, then click the globe icon below the

toolbar menu and open the directory domain where the account resides. Click the lock

to be authenticated. Select the user in the user list.

2 Click the Mail tab.

3 Select Forward.

4 Enter the forwarding email address in the Forward To field.

Multiple addresses can be entered but must be separated by a comma.

Adding or Removing Virtual Domains

Virtual domains are other domains which can be used in email addresses for your mail

users. A virtual domain also contains a list of all the domain names for which it’s

responsible. You should add any names that are likely to appear after @ in the

addresses of mail directed to your server. You should also put any fully qualified

domain name that would resolve to your mail server’s IP address.

For example, the list might contain variations of the spelling of your domain name or

company name. If you host mail for example.com and example.org, a virtual domain

would allow bob@example.com to receive mail addressed to [email protected] and

example.org using the same mailbox. Additionally, mail.example.com might resolve to

the same IP address as example.com, so make sure mail.example.com is in the virtual

domain group.

In short: Virtual domains allow for one user name (“bob” in the example above) to

receive mail in a single inbox, regardless of which of the virtual domains come after @

in the email address. The address “[email protected]” delivers to that same address as

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