Re: About error/warning found on the server

2008-10-31 Thread Robert Spangler
On Friday 31 October 2008 15:47, Barry Margolin wrote:

 MX
 1)
 MX CNAME Check
 WARNING: CNAME was returned for the following MX records:
 smtp.secureserver.net
 The CNAME(s) that were returned are listed above. This is not ok
 per
 the RFCs and can cause problems including mail being lost!


 How to get this problem fixed?  On Registrar's website?  OR on the
 server, which file?
   
In the zone file on the nameserver.  Change any MX records that point
to
smtp.secureserver.net to point to smtp.where.secureserver.net.
  
   I suppose making change on Registrar's website.  What shall I replace
   where?  OR just retain it exactly as smtp.where.secureserver.net

  You need to make the change on the web site of the provider that hosts
  your DNS.  Registrars are used to register domains, they don't
  necesarily operate the DNS (although some may do both, and perhaps
  that's the case for you).  Basically, go to whatever site you normally
  use to make changes to the contents of your domain.

  smtp.where.secureserver.net is the actual name you need to put in your
  MX record.

A quick whois lookup shows that you used GoDaddy to register.
GoDaddy sets up bogus MX records and you can remove them.

[GoDaddy..]
10   xen02.satimis.com   220.232.213.178
20   smtp.secureserver.net   - CNAME(s) - 64.202.166.12 (no glue)
30   mailstore1.secureserver.net   64.202.166.11 (no glue) 
[..GoDaddy]

You can remove any MX record that you do not accept mail through.


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Re: About error/warning found on the server

2008-10-31 Thread Stephen Liu

--- Robert Spangler [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 On Friday 31 October 2008 15:47, Barry Margolin wrote:
 
  MX
  1)
  MX CNAME Check
  WARNING: CNAME was returned for the following MX records:
  smtp.secureserver.net
  The CNAME(s) that were returned are listed above. This is
 not ok
  per
  the RFCs and can cause problems including mail being lost!
 
 
  How to get this problem fixed?  On Registrar's website?  OR
 on the
  server, which file?

 In the zone file on the nameserver.  Change any MX records
 that point
 to
 smtp.secureserver.net to point to smtp.where.secureserver.net.
   
I suppose making change on Registrar's website.  What shall I
 replace
where?  OR just retain it exactly as
 smtp.where.secureserver.net
 
   You need to make the change on the web site of the provider that
 hosts
   your DNS.  Registrars are used to register domains, they don't
   necesarily operate the DNS (although some may do both, and perhaps
   that's the case for you).  Basically, go to whatever site you
 normally
   use to make changes to the contents of your domain.
 
   smtp.where.secureserver.net is the actual name you need to put
 in your
   MX record.
 
 A quick whois lookup shows that you used GoDaddy to register.
 GoDaddy sets up bogus MX records and you can remove them.
 
 [GoDaddy..]
 10   xen02.satimis.com   220.232.213.178
 20   smtp.secureserver.net   - CNAME(s) - 64.202.166.12 (no glue)
 30   mailstore1.secureserver.net   64.202.166.11 (no glue) 
 [..GoDaddy]
 
 You can remove any MX record that you do not accept mail through.


Hi Robert,



Thanks for your advice.


This domain 'satimis.com' is for test purpose.


xen02.satimis.com is server name under testing.  xen02, the 1st part of
the hostname, will be changed on testing another server.


smtp.secureserver.net is Godaddy server which I use it to receive mails
if the server under testing is not working or down.  There is only one
user.  All incoming mails will then be redirected to Godaddy server.  I
can read the mails on Godaddy website.


I set the priority;
10   xen02.satimis.com
20   smtp.secureserver.net

for this purpose.  All incoming mails will first arrive
xen02.satimis.com.  If not available then they will be delivered to
smtp.secureserver.net


I have no idea of mailstore1.secureserver.net.  Would it be the high
priority MX for filtering spam?   smtp.secureserver.net the low
priority MX record?


TIA


B.R.
Stephen L

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