DNS MX Records
Thanks to ISP Config I'm moving from the Microsoft world to the Linux world.
I'm about to stop using the DNS service on my Windows 2000 server and switch to my new ISPConfig box. Both my servers are behind a firewall with port 53 (tcp/udp) currently forwarding to my Windows box. I was about to switch this when I thought I'd take a quick nslookup to see if everything was working on the ISPConfig machine.
When I do an NSLookup (all records) of a particular domain of my Windows box I get the following
Answer Section:
nextreformation.com, A, 216.197.193.198
nextreformation.com, NS, ns1.prairiefusion.com
nextreformation.com, NS, grace.theheresy.com
nextreformation.com, SOA, grace.theheresy.com, admin (Serial=2006030209, Refresh=15m, Retry=10m, Expire=1d, Minimum=1h)
nextreformation.com, MX, 10, mail.nextreformation.com
Additional Records Section:
ns1.prairiefusion.com, A, 216.197.193.198
grace.theheresy.com, A, 69.11.119.133
mail.nextreformation.com, A, 216.197.193.198
When I do an NSLookup (all records) of the ISPConfig Box I get the following
Answer Section:
nextreformation.com, A, 216.197.193.198
nextreformation.com, SOA, grace.theheresy.com, root.localhost (Serial=2006030502, Refresh=8h, Retry=2h, Expire=7d, Minimum=1d)
nextreformation.com, NS, ns1.prairiefusion.com
nextreformation.com, NS, grace.theheresy.com
I'm wondering why the MX record isn't coming up even though I have it set up. This is how it looks in the ISPConfig DNS Administrator.
CNAME
Hostname Target
www nextreformation.com
MX
Mailserver Hostname
mail.nextreformation.com nextreformation.com
Last edited by ltebay; 5th March 2006 at 20:48.
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