Search Again: Re: Routing From: Shawn Hogan Date: Tuesday, September 1, 1998 Time: 11:24:12 am Alan Rader wrote: >I know I have ask you this before, but the way I set up emailing in the >routing field, did not work which I found out today when I ran my invoices. > Here is what I am trying to do. > >I have a company xyz with the domain xyz.com > >Lets say they have 2 extra emails besides their login which are: > >abc & def > >Our domain is iserve.net which if I just enter the user name, it should >default to that right? Correct. >So I have abc under email and under routing to I have abc@xyz.com. Is this >correct? When invoices are email, I get a bounced message saying >abc@iserve.net could not be reached. Undeliverable. That would be correct if you are trying to make an alias to bounce all email to abc@iserve.net to abc@xyz.com (assuming your mailer supports domain names in the login). The email address it tries to send invoices to is the account login with your domain attached to it. If you want it to go somewhere else (like abc@xyz.com), you can specify it in the override email address on the customer info screen. >I was hoping this way would work, cause if I go to enter a user it will >throw up a flag saying that that user already exist even though it is an >extra email account. If I reverse the fields, putting abc@xyz.com as the >email, then OG will allow me to add a user with a login of abc which could >conflict right? That's how most people set it up... an alias that bounces email to abc@xtz.com to their "REAL" email address (abc@iserve.net). It wouldn't allow you to create an account with login os abc, because the login of the customer is abc so it would work fine. - Shawn ------------------------------- Shawn D. Hogan President, Data Point Solutions http://www.data-point.com (619) 452-3696 ICQ: 8319647

Messages In This Thread: Routing by Alan Rader on Sep 1, 1998 at 11:10:30 am Re: Routing by Shawn Hogan on Sep 1, 1998 at 11:24:12 am