Nathan Eady writes:
Sam Varshavchik <[email protected]> writes:dmj.nu MX 5 mail.dmj.nu. dmj.nu MX 10 collection.skandicinkasso.de. dmj.nu MX 20 mail.dmj.nu.I read this too on a Webforum, but I dubt this could have an impact on RFC-things Is this "legal" ?I can't think of any reason why this isn't "legal". However, it's always possible to have mail2.dmj.nu that points to the same IP address.Of course, if a lot of people do this, the spammers will certainly figure out ways around it, like maybe looking for an MX that ultimately resolves to a different IP from the lowest-priority one.
Were things evolve to this point, the next step, of course, would be to point the other alias to a multihomed IP on the same server.
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