Tutorial - Postfix-Mailserver auf Windows Azure - Teil 5/5 Mail-Weiterleitung & Aliase

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Teil 5: In diesem Tutorial geben wir Hinweise auf einige der vielen weiteren Funktionen und Konfigurationsmöglichkeiten des Postfix-Mailservers. Die Einrichtung von Mailweiterleitungen und Aliases werden demonstriert. Abschließend geben wir noch allgemeine Hinweise zur Konfiguration von Postfix auf Windows Azure, wie z.B. der Konfiguration des MX-Records für Windows Azure, sowie der Verwendung von SSL-Zertifikaten.

Sprecher: Stefan Zenkel

Dieses Tutorial ist Teil eines 5-teiligen Tutorials:
Teil 1: Erstellen einer Ubunto VM
Teil 2: Konfiguration der Ubunto VM
Teil 3: Installation von Postfix
Teil 4: Konfiguration von Postfix
Teil 5: Mail-Weiterleitung & Aliase

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