Difference between revisions of "IPortalDoc External MailServer Integration"
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| + | # all mails destinated to "@iportaldoc.yourdomain.com" are to be smtp routed to iPortalDoc server | ||
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Revision as of 17:59, 16 January 2018
This page goal is to demonstrate how to integrate iPortalDoc with another mailserver.
Scenarios
We will analyse the following scenarios:
- INTERNAL - mailserver is in the LAN, or it is in a private routed network, it has connectivity with the iPortalDoc server
- SMTP route - it is feasible to implement a SMTP route
- EXTERNAL - mailserver is not in a private routed network, it does not have connectivity with the iPortalDoc server - generic or cloud scenarios
- SMTP route - it is not feasible to implement a SMTP route
INTERNAL - SMTP Route
In this scenario we will configure a SMTP route for iPortalDoc.
- all mails destinated to "@iportaldoc.yourdomain.com" are to be smtp routed to iPortalDoc server
