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Configuring Mail to accept email for your domains and allow other domains to send mail through the your RedRak.

Accepting Mail for the RedRak domains

By default, the RedRak assumes that any email sent to an account on the RedRak remains on the RedRak (i.e., is considered to be local). For example, if the name of the RedRak is RedRak.mydomain.net, only email specifically addressed to "user@RedRak.mydomain.net" will be placed in the RedRak's local mail queue. If you select Include all domains for this RedRak, then all domains (or hostnames) for the RedRak are also considered local.  In this case, email to "user@mydomain.net" will also be placed in the RedRak's local mail queue.

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1. Click the ROUTE tab.
2. Check Include all domains for this RedRak
3. Click STORE

Additionally, you may specify other domains which should be considered local.

1. In the table Other Domains or Hostnames type a domain name for which mail should be considered local, and click the  PLUS sign.
2. Click STORE

Allow other domains to send mail through the RedRak

Another default is to only "relay" mail for domains defined on the RedRak. This means that the RedRak will not allow users of other domains to use your RedRak for sending mail. If you need to specify other domains which should be allowed to use your RedRak for sending mail, enter these domains or hostnames under 'Networks Allowed To Relay Email Through This RedRak'.

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