Le 06-03-22, à 19:04, Robin Bowes a écrit :
> But, there will be period of time while the
DNS changes propagate where mail could potentially be delivered to
server A and server B (different messages, obviously). Is this correct?
If you want to reduce that propagation time to a minimum, do the
following:
- Note the old ttl time of your MX RR. If you're using djbdns, the
default value is 86400 secs (24 hours)
- Change that ttl time to 30 secs (5 minutes)
- Wait for the zone to be sent to your secondary servers. If they are
BIND-based this could take a while.
- Wait for the amount to time noted in the first step.
- Change your MX RR and restore the old ttl value.
Best,
GFK's
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