PART$-$A: CENTRAL MAIL SERVER and REMOTE HOST$/$System configuration$($NO error mails in screenshot$)$

Configure Montreal as Central Mail Server and send mail to yourself, and display the mail using mail

command. $($SCREENSHOT: a$)$ display the mail sent to yourself and its detail$)$

In Montreal, create a new user bobnnnn, tomnnnn and evannnn

Send email to the bobnnnn and tomnnnn. $($SCREENSHOT: a$)$ Display the mails

nnnn is your last four digits of your

humberid which starts with $n$

received in detail, by bobnnnn and tomnnnn b$)$ messages related to these $2$

emails from mail log file and highlight them$)$

Configure toronto VM as remote system and send email to yourself in Toronto. $($SCREENSHOT mail and its

detail$)$

From Toronto, send email to your username in Montreal and display the mail and its detail, in Montreal.

$($SCREENSHOT$)$

From Toronto, send emails to the two users bobnnnn & tomnnnn in Montreal $($SCREENSHOT of mails

received and its detail$)$

In Toronto, create user katennnn and joennnn.

$($SCREENSHOT: In Montreal: a$)$ postconf $-$n b$)$ In Toronto: c$)$postconf $-$n

PART$-$B: MAIL REDIRECTION

In CMS$,$ Configure $/$etc$/$aliases in such a way that all mails sent to the bobnnnn is redirected to your email

account. Send email to bobnnnn and SCREENSHOT: display in detail the mail, that you have received the

email and also the bobnnnn has not received the email.

In CMS$,$ configure $/$etc$/$aliases so that when sending email to bobnnnn it is redirected to tomnnnn and to

yourself. Send email to bobnnnn and SCREENSHOT: a$)$ Display redirected emails in detail to tomnnnn and

yourself b$)$ grep $-$E 'bob$|$tom$\text{'}/$etc$/$aliases c$)$ls $-$I$/$etc$/$aliases$.$db