My "secret" MX record is:
pds.wsrepro.com. IN MX 10 pds.wsrepro.com.
Are you trying to send E-mails to "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" (in which case this is fine), or to "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" (in which case you need to add an MX record for wsrepro.com)?
The next problem is that pds.wsrepro.com points to a server running Microsoft SMTP. Since it is your IMail server (connecting to POP3 shows that it is running IMail), it sounds like you need to disable the Microsoft SMTP server that is running on your IMail server.
Also, I was referring to the DNS records changes making their way through the Internet, not the email (I've been told that changes to DNS make take as much as 3 days to propegate throughout the Internet).
That is a very, very complicated subject. :)
If the DNS is set up properly, changes are normally very quick (less than an hour). However, if you have high TTLs, the changes can even take years. The 3 days rule of thumb is usually for making changes to your NS records (which are served by the parent servers, and for .com/.net there is a 48-hour TTL on all NS records -- with an extra day added for other potential delays). Note that any DNS server that has not looked up your DNS records recently will get the new results, without having to wait.
One of the nice things about the DNS lookup tool at http://www.DNSstuff.com is that it doesn't cache any information, and will always get the latest results.
-Scott
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