On 12/11/05, Freddy HARTONO <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > That means it makes no sense to invest in having 1 backup MX of lower > priorities? > It makes perfect sense to have a backup MX of a lower priority. Most of your users may be located in New York, so you'd want most of your mail routed in that way, and would only want the mail server at your remote site in London to accept mail if NYC was down for some reason. Your London server might be sitting on a very slow connection to the outside world, or maybe it's a fairly old machine and not up to handling high loads, meaning you'd probably only want it to be used in an emergency.
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