Well I am going to try and add a new ipaddress so the postfix can use it to send emails. Seems that the host gave me a block of IP addresses that are not doing well with Gmail/Yahoo bulk. On one server without ISPConfig it was easy. I just changed the postfix settings so it would send from this new ip which is another subnet but really on the server of course. Is it the same process for ISPConfig ie just edit /etc/networking/interfaces to show this eth0:3 Then /etc/hosts so it is in there. Then /etc/mailname Then /etc/postfix/main.cf as needed?
Additional Settings I had to do- not sure if best added full server name to the bottom of /etc/postfix/local-host-names -otherwise emails coming to the server bounced Added IP address to the list if ISPCONFIG web interface under Managment-->Settings-->Server-->IP List
One this subject can i add a eth:2 and the ip address and assign it to the mail server exclusively with no conflicts in ispconfig. Also if i make a SSL site for a client would this be the correct place to the static IP?
Falko, is there certain settings I need to make sure all emails on the server show up from this IP? For example client x uses their domain name mail.clientx.com but the ip is linked to server1.server.com Should they use the smtp server1.server.com t send? Thanks Al
