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In article <261@hitwr.HauppaugeNY.NCR.COM>, joeb@hitwr.HauppaugeNY.NCR.COM (Joe Beiter) writes:
|> 
|> I've always just set all my mail to my smart host with no problems.  Now 
|> I need to be able to route mail to and for a system called 'wtad' which is
|> a novell system running Pegasus.  There is a Charon gateway called 'cms'
|> which is the gateway for wtad.
|> 
|> If I send mail to user "joeb@wtad", the cms SMTP debug window shows a 
|> connection from my system, then gets a RCPT for wtad!joeb@cms and promptly
|> rejects it.

Joe -

We're using Charon 4.0 and Pegasus v2.3 in our network for email to and from
our Novell-based users, and the trick is this:

Charon expects to be handling email for MULTIPLE servers (even if you only
have one server), so it expects to see addresses of the form "user@servername"
in the SMTP dialog. So in your case, the mailer should resolv deliveries to
site "wtad" by connecting with "cms" and using "user@wtad" as the recipient
address.

Note also that charon does NOT accept bang-format or mixed-mode addressing. For
more information, check the Charon SMTP debug window on the console of cms.

...walt...

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