<http://www.zoneedit.com>.
We do it the old fashioned way - BIND on Linux, but there is no need for
you to get that involved if it is not needed in you business.
If you do want to learn the nitty gritty, get Cricket Liu's DNS & BIND from
O'Reilly.
If you need further help, contact me offlist.
Cary Gordon
The Cherry Hill Company
At 01:12 PM 5/12/2004 -0500, you wrote:
>I run my own small web server. I do not offer email, just site hosting for
>the sites I develop. I have a client that has their own exchange server a
>their facility.They have the DNS for the URL pointing at my server. The
>site comes up fine. I need to get their email to them so I need to set up
>a MX Record. However everything I am doing is wrong. Windows 2000, IIS, DNS
>
>Here is what I have so far
>(same as parent folder)Start Authority MyServer, admin
>(same as parent folder)Name Server MyServer
>(same as parent folder)Host24.106.39.122
>wwwAliasoilequipment.com
>
>They previous hoster gave me this
>
>86400 IN MX 20 mail.oilequipment.com.
>mail 86400 IN A 216.153.249.36
>
>I need help!
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