On Wednesday, Jan 8, 2003, at 12:45 Canada/Mountain, Neil Herber wrote:
In a recent SIMS discussion it was suggested that the router entry:
domain.com = domain.com.smtp
would be sufficient to redirect mail from a secondary (domain.com) to a primary (domain.com.smtp) server.
Unless I am sadly mistaken, there is no top level domain "smtp", and what the author meant to say was:
domain.com = smtp.domain.com
No. What the author said was correct.
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