The postmaster address
Every host must provide a special postmaster
mailbox (required by RFC 821/822).
You can either
define an alias
that maps postmaster
to an existing user on the system (a person responsible
for mail administration) or
you can create a postmaster account
to which mail inquiries and problems can be directed.
The MMDF Configuration Manager provides an opportunity to
set up an alias.
NOTE:
It is best to map postmaster to
a local user because the address is simpler
and, therefore, more likely to be a valid address.
Also, with a local user, delivery of the message does
not depend on a network connection that might be
malfunctioning and therefore responsible
for the original mail problem.
If the person responsible for mail administration
at your site changes, change the postmaster
alias accordingly.
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