), effectively having two different Mail servers on the one box. We recognise that each username on the unix box must be unique. 3. How is it possible to set up the FTP server on the unix box so that connections via the ecbs.com.au and connections via the enetbiz.com.au domains are treated differently. For example anonymous only connections via enetbiz.com.au or perhaps even no connections permitted at all. Many thanks for any thoughts, ideas or words of wisdom anyone may have. Darryl Williams Etseq IT Melbourne, Australia ------_=_NextPart_001_01BFCB91.778D7BC0 Content-Type: text/html; charset="iso-8859-1"

-----Original Message-----
From: Darryl Williams
Sent: Monday, 29 May 2000 2:56
To: 'questions@freebsd.org'
Subject: FW: Questions re Freebsd Email and FTP Server setup

It appears my original sending of this query was unsuccessful

Trying again using slightly different MUA and address

Darryl Williams

Etseq IT

Melbourne Australia

-----Original Message-----
From: Darrylw(E) [mailto:darrylw@ecbs.com.au]
Sent: Friday, 26 May 2000 7:18
To: Freebsdq
Cc: Etseq
Subject: Questions re Freebsd Email and FTP Server setup

Anyone,

Currently, we at Etseq IT have three registered Domain names for use in in Web and Mail hosting (namely etseq.com.au, ecbs.com.au and enetbiz.com.au). The last two (ecbs.com.au and enetbiz.com.au) are primarily linked with the Web and Mail (and FTP) server we have set up on an smtp Unix box running FreeBSD 3.3 in an attempt to test drive the setting up of an ISP system. At present we have had some joy/success in testing this, however, we have three (basic?) questions which we would be extremely grateful if anyone could assist us with:

1. Is it essential, or preferred, to have each of the two (or more) domains referenced to the same IP address on the unix box. We currently have them the same, not seeming to have much luck when they were registered with differing IPs.

2. Is it in fact possible to have two different Email addresses on the one unix box with the same name (ie user@ecbs.com.au and user@enetbiz.com.au), effectively having two different Mail servers on the one box. We recognise that each username on the unix box must be unique.

3. How is it possible to set up the FTP server on the unix box so that connections via the ecbs.com.au and connections via the enetbiz.com.au domains are treated differently. For example anonymous only connections via enetbiz.com.au or perhaps even no connections permitted at all.

Many thanks for any thoughts, ideas or words of wisdom anyone may have.

Darryl Williams

Etseq IT

Melbourne, Australia

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