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However, I would recommend the reverse of
what you've configured. Set up your cacheing server on the local IMail
machine, and don't allow recursion on your separate nameserver, which I
assume responds to DNS queries from the internet.
The nameserver and the IMAIL server are the same
box.
The box I'm using for the new caching server is older and not as
powerful. I have no plans on moving Imail to the older box, and I don't
want to change the nameserver.
So, next best solution, turn off recursion on the IMAIL/nameserver
box and point IMAIL to the caching server. Least amount of work, as things
stand now.
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