Aleksander Podsiadly wrote:
W dniu 30.10.2009 18:32, Eric Shubert pisze:
While I agree with your position and hypothetical scenario, I don't
believe that adding an MX record for each host is the correct nor best
solution.
I don't see any purpose in adding an MX record for each host that
sends email. [...]
That's right, have to be in DNS the MX record or A record for literal
after ,,@''.
I'm not (necessarily) disputing that. I believe that the sending server
should probably not have the host name included in the address after the
@. IE @host.domain.com should simply be @domain.com, and this is
configured on the sending server.
One other point I'd like to make. If you create an MX record for
host.domain.com, shouldn't host.domain.com also be defined in your
toaster as local or alias domain? I would think it should. So now you're
talking about a configuration change in DNS and the toaster for each
host that's going to submit email, as opposed to (simply) configuring
each server to authenticate. The later seems simpler to me.
--
-Eric 'shubes'
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