DNS Zone file configuration
I've had several problems which I'm sure are related to my DNS configuration. Here's my record for my main domain:
"A" RECORD: @ 71.39.7.66
www 71.39.7.66
netsrvr1 71.39.7.66
smtp 71.39.7.66
CNAMES (Aliases): None
MX (Mail Exchangers) : 0 @ netsrvr1.bitterbrushnet.com
TEXT: @ v=spf1 a ptr mx:smtp.bitterbrushnet.com -all
My reverse DNS record is configured as:
71.39.7.66 >>> bitterbrushnet.com My ISP only allows one entry per IP address. Is this normal, or is it just them?
I had problems (mail test failure) when I used smtp.bitterbrushnet.com in the MX record. When I changed it to netsrvr1 (my real hostname as configured during initial installation) I was able to receive mail. So, (1) what is the optimum zone file configuration, and (2) how does this apply to virtual hosts? Do their MX records read "smtp.virtualhost.com"?
Last edited by Commdude; 19th March 2006 at 00:21.
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