If you setup an SMTP route for his mail, it would just be placed in the
standard que (whatever you have it set for) and it would try for however
many days you have it set to try, then it would reject/return the mail.
That could work, if he happens to connect and stay connected while the que
is being processed, but that is not a solution in my opinion.
At 08:38 PM 3/23/98 +0100, you wrote:
>Hi,
>
>We have the following situation:
>
>We have a customer with an ISDN LAN-LAN connection to
>our internet POP. This means the customers ISDN router dials on
>demand to our portmaster 3 when needed, but our portmaster 3 does
>NOT call their router if their is traffic queued for servers on their side.
>
>This customer has his own mailserver on his LAN which is not
>permanently connected to the internet because
>he uses ISDN dial-on demand on his side.
>
>Is there a possibility to set up Postoffice 3.12 under NT
>to collect all the mails for his domain while his server is not
>connected to the internet, and that his mailserver collects
>all these mails from our postoffice server when his ISDN
>connection is up? The customers mailserver is MS Exchange.
>
>Is the SMTP Mail Routing Table the place to set this up?
>
>Thanks,
>Christian Schmit
>Visual Online sarl
>
>http://www.vo.lu
>E-Mail: cschmit@vo.lu
>
>
>
> ----------------------------------------------------------
> NTISP Mailing List listserver@emerald.iea.com
>
>