On Thu, May 03, 2001 at 05:32:52PM -0500, Aaron Goldblatt wrote:
> If you are using a.b.c.d notation in your MX record, you must remember to
> update that record in addition to all your A records.
a MX record has to have a FQDN and *not* an IP address.
Or did you mean a.b.c.d to be a FQDN rather than an IP address?
If not, you're wrong, if you did mean it to be a FQDN than please
use sth like mail.example.com so everyone gets the point.
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