My bad:Maybe you cannot reach them, but maybe most people can...
The same can be said on other private address-spaces. If I know that I
CANNOT reach any network using private address-spaces, why should I allow
someone to send mail whose MX-server(s) is/are in such an address space?
This can only be abused or point to configuration errors.
There are defintiely circumstances where MXs in the private networks would be necessary - and even the loopback could be correct in certain circumstances.
However, I agree that, where those circumstances do not apply, it would be nice to have an easy way to activate it in one fell swoop.
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Bill Michell
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Legacy is computer industry-ese for "[rubbish] old stuff that we hate and
that's why we upgraded in the first place, but we can't seem to get rid
of all of it and so now we have to support both the new incomprehensible
stuff and the [rubbish] old stuff."
Mark Minasi, Mastering Windows Server 2003, ISBN 0-7821-4130-7
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