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Installation domain name

Posted: Fri Feb 23, 2018 3:08 pm
by Rocketrrt
Hi,
I have new trial Zimbra collaboration Network edition.

I am new to Zimbra and Mail, although I have set an Apache James mail server and icebox mail server. I think my problem is domains. I have a name cheap domain (spears-research.com) at the name cheap site I have an MX record that sends all mail to my server( Apache and Icebox). My server name is linuxmail. I am not sure how to set this up. My server IP is 198.XX.XX.XX but to work with mail it is routed to 172.95.84.4 (external IP) if you ping the domain name it returns the 172 address. The e-mail address I need to use is the spears-research.com (ron.tidwell@spears-research.com.). What domain name should I use? Do I need to rename the server? I know there are probably stupid questions but I am not sure what to do. The last one I have tried linuxmail.spears-research.com. But this not correct as it wants ron.tidwell@linuxmail.spears-research.com.

Any help greatly appreciated.
Thank you,

Ron

Re: Installation domain name

Posted: Sun Feb 25, 2018 1:23 pm
by leencenters
I think you must rename domain

Re: Installation domain name

Posted: Sat Mar 03, 2018 3:11 pm
by Labsy
Hey,
you need to setup your Zimbra server properly first. And a bit of understanding how mail flow works would come handy.

Your DNS servers for domain spears-research.com show, that mail is directed to mail.spears-research.com:
MX 10 mail.spears-research.com

Querying mail.spears-research.com returns IP 172.95.84.4, which I guerss is public IP of your Zimbra server.

So, any mail, addressed to anything@spears-research.com will go to that server.

Before further instructions, please elaborate what you meant by "My server IP is 198.XX.XX.XX but to work with mail it is routed to 172.95.84.4"?
Did you mean 192.168.x.x?
If not, then you might have 2 public IP addresses?
Or is there some routing involved?

Re: Installation domain name

Posted: Tue Mar 06, 2018 10:09 pm
by Rocketrrt
Hi All,

I think I have this fixed.

Ron