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Working with different domains

Hi

I own 4 domains and a local (privat) one.

- domain1.com
- domain1.net
- domain2.com
- domain3.com
- domain3.local (internal network with DNS, DHCP and AD [STAS])

- mail.domain1.com (internet)
- mail.domain3.com (local no access to internet yet - collecting mails from 3 privates mail accounts as gmx, gmail)
- mail.domain2.com

Working with XG135 newest V18.x, RED15, APX320, AP15, AP55C (Still a XG Firewall Home with newest V17.x not connected to the local network)

1. I want all these domain linked over the firewall (master in the web, development local)

2. All certificate based working would love with a SSO just from my local network

2a. Have problem with connecting e.g. with gmail due to smtps checking (certificate problem Outlook-FW-GMAIL)

3. Transfer of the mail over my firewall for local and internet based mail server.

Does someone have dedicated knowledge posts, examples, documents or helpfully entries in the community?

Thanks

Wolfgang



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  • Hi H_Patel

    I have no specific email protection activated. The mode is the standard MTA.

    The only part which is activated is the HTTPS and the SMTPS filtering. From what i understood is the SMTPS filtering part some kind of rule, which decrypt the datastream and which crypts afterwards the stream again, but with the sophos certificate.

    For my point of view outlook can't check against original mail server and deliver me an message about a non successfull test of the certificate.

    Thanks

    Wolfgang

  • FormerMember
    0 FormerMember in reply to Wolfgang Ritter2

    Hi  

    Auto-created SMTP/SMTPS rule will break the email traffic if email protection is not configured. I would request you to disable it or configure email protection to protect your email server and import your server certificate on XG to avoid these certificate warnings. 

    Thanks,