> Everything I have read so far indicates that an alteration/addition to the
> MX record within the DNS is necessary but I do not want to go mucking
> around with that as I dont have it running.
First, it's (almost) impossible to send mail to a domain that doesn't have
MX records in DNS (unless you send it directly to the IP address, such as
horizons@[10.10.10.10], or have an A record set up). The only way that a
mail server knows where mail is supposed to go is through DNS.
But, if you already have a domain set up that is receiving mail, then you do
have at least two DNS servers that have at least 1 MX record set up on them.
-Scott
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