I have been using the software for a little less than a month and am just about ready to pay my $200 to be a licenced user, but I wanted to find this out first.

We have a domain. Lets call it 'domain.com'. We have a primary mail server (mail.domain.com at 192.168.1.50 on our network) and a secondary server (backup.domain.com) in two different locations on two different machines. We have added SpamFilterISP to a third machine (mail.domain.com at 192.168.1.55) and have our router send all port 25 traffic to the .55 machine. Are you with me so far?

We have the destination server setting under configuration set to go to the 192.168.1.50 (where our mail server is) for delivery and of course our domains in the local domain list under the whitelist.

Here is the question... We can't seem to get mail to go to the secondary mail server (backup.domain.com) if our primary is down. SpamFilterISP will just try to deliver it to the primary server and we get a delivery error.

Thanks in advance for your help.

\frank

That's too bad. I was really hoping that it would be able to do that. I guess I would vote to get that on a future release version as a feature request.

Thanks for an otherwise excellent program!

\frank