I have a client that we switched over to our service last Thursday. The mail server is located at mail.domain.tld (according to the A record), but their MX records on their authoritative DNS server both point to us. Unfortunately, they are still receiving E-mail directed at their server instead of going through ours.

Is this a common long-term issue where some spamware will automatically try the mail.domain.tld address, or is it possible that this is being cached for this long? I don't believe there are any issues with timeouts causing this E-mail to fall over to other addresses, and their site is on an address range that is different from their mail server. I would hate to have to tell clients that they have to change the name of their SMTP server if it's called "mail."

Thanks,

Matt

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