> From: Howie Hamlin [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
>
> Can you do an nslookup for the MX of that domain from that
> machine with no problems?
It appears so:
nslookup -q=MX in-tuition.co.uk
Server: ns.mistral.co.uk
Address: 195.184.228.6
in-tuition.co.uk MX preference = 10, mail exchanger =
mail1.in-tuition.co.uk
in-tuition.co.uk MX preference = 20, mail exchanger =
mail-relay.compulink.co.uk
in-tuition.co.uk MX preference = 30, mail exchanger =
mail.in-tuition.co.uk
in-tuition.co.uk nameserver = ns0.in-tuition.co.uk
in-tuition.co.uk nameserver = ns1.in-tuition.co.uk
in-tuition.co.uk nameserver = gold.compulink.co.uk
mail1.in-tuition.co.uk internet address = 217.154.106.165
mail-relay.compulink.co.uk internet address = 212.35.225.154
mail.in-tuition.co.uk internet address = 217.154.106.165
ns0.in-tuition.co.uk internet address = 217.154.106.166
ns1.in-tuition.co.uk internet address = 217.154.106.166
Although nslookup did default to using the secondary DNS server. Mail1
and mail are currently pointing to the same box on purpose :-)
Thanks,
Matt.
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