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You can do this.
Create an A record named for example
mail.jcws.net and make it point to
208.18.12.3
Then create a MX record pointing to
mail.jcws.net priority 10
I suggest also to create a PTR (reverse-lookup) record that resolves the IP
address of your IMail PC to the Official Hostname of your IMail domain. (Many
large ISPs will drop your connection if they cannot match your IMail hostname
with a PTR record for your IP address.)
Wait between 16 and 24 hours for the new DNS
information to properly propagate around the world, so if you sent an email to
@jcws.net it recognizes the new MX information.
Good Luck.
Luis Arango
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