Kris von Mach <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > > Can MX record point to a CNAME?
> >No, never.
> Oh I have this currently:
>
> IN NS ns1.webgoku.com.
> IN NS ns2.webgoku.com.
> IN MX 10 mail.swishmail.com.
> $ORIGIN swishmail.com.
> ;
> ; Setup forward DNS for all hosts
> IN A 63.165.246.3
> mail IN CNAME swishmail.com.
Nope, "mail.swishmail.com" cannot be a CNAME if you want to point your MX
record at it. It's forbidden.
And please don't post BIND zonefiles to Dan's lists -- they're meaningless to
anyone who doesn't do BINDthink. Instead, tell us what's happening
("mail.foo.net is an MX record which points to mail.bar.org with distance 10,
which has an A record of 10.20.30.40"). That at least means something to
everyone who understands a little about DNS.
Charles
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