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This kind of configuration is cheating in that your using the appliance as a postfix box. this will ensure you dontend up with 2 quarantines (inthe case of virus action is delete with an additional action of reject)įor out ound mail you can have exchange look at the headers and deliver it to the approiate device.
set the actions to add headers and send to the downstream sea. you will need to do spam/av and dns checks from the front appliance. the issuse here is that the original mta will not be comnectingto the downstream applaince. You will also have to address spam and av. You could make some other rules as needed perhaps by ip or recipient or even reject the mail. If mail arrives to x.secure.domain append header secure and redirect to zix If mail arrives to x.mydomian add header internal with the action of redirect to another server (your sea) You will need to design some rules for your enviroment but they should all fall into the additional or data control rule sets. Next step is to deply thenew vm infront of your exisitng one, dont cluster it. Your hardware licence also comes with vm ‘s you may need to contact your account manager to get a vm activation code. The best approach is usually separating your mail traffic. In very general terms if you wish to have different layers of email traffic flow such as redirections and additional scanning. I am not a big fan of this because our Exchange servers don't currently have direct access to the internet and because it will bypass DKIM on the SEA. My other idea is to setup an Exchange connector to forward all email to vendor.local to their secure mail server. I also haven't come up with a maintainable way to handle it yet. Unfortunately their public mail servers use gmail so I can't override that.Īt this point my only ideas are to override the vendors MX records in DNS which is harder than overriding A records. My next idea was to use DNS to override whatever there default MX records point to. It seems rewriting the address isn't going to work. The person I am talking to says the to address has to be to work. When I send messages to it is successful from my side but my contact never sees the message.
In my research I found some references that said I could rewrite messages from to I verified the vendor had MX records on. I imagine there is something more secure on the vendor side as well. It seems like the secure system forces TLS. Then they have a different mail system for secure messages. From what I have been able to gather the way this works is that the vendor has a non-secure system which is setup with their public MX records. I have this vendor that I am trying to setup secure email with their Zix Gateway. Has anyone setup secure email integration with a Zix Gateway?
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