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domain mapping

I'm looking for a way to map my internal domain used by the firewall (firewall.domain.com) to the official domain (domain.com), otherwise mails from the firewall will be bounced by security reasons. Can anybody help me where to switch this?

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0 squeeze over 23 years ago

can't get you right.. can you please go into detail? (doesn't mean you should write down the real names, just some more explanation)
thx
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0 rwstrang over 23 years ago in reply to squeeze

My firewall's domain is firewall.domain.com. The firewall sends mails as gate@firewall.domain.com. My Notes server reject these mails because the sender's address isn't resolvable (firewall.domain.com; domain. com is registered and has a MX record).

How can I map firewall.domain.com to firewall.com?
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0 Jonathan Terry over 23 years ago in reply to rwstrang

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Originally posted by rwstrang:
My firewall's domain is firewall.domain.com. The firewall sends mails as
gate@firewall.domain.com.
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How can I map firewall.domain.com to firewall.com?

The easiest solution would be to have firewall.domain.com as a vaild entry in your DNS. This will solve your problem with notes.
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0 Jonathan Terry over 23 years ago in reply to rwstrang

quote:
Originally posted by rwstrang:
My firewall's domain is firewall.domain.com. The firewall sends mails as
gate@firewall.domain.com.
...
How can I map firewall.domain.com to firewall.com?

The easiest solution would be to have firewall.domain.com as a vaild entry in your DNS. This will solve your problem with notes.
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