Can MX records point to multiple cnames
David
djhill at ameritech.net
Thu Jan 6 22:13:34 UTC 2000
MX records must point to A records..
for example
IN MX 10 mailhost
mailhost IN A 10.0.0.1
mail IN CNAME mailhost
David
"Ben Davies" <ben_davies at oxy.com> wrote in message
news:s77np4bjnfg131 at corp.supernews.com...
> I want to use oxymail.oxy.com as my mx record for all my external
machines.
> I also want oxymail to be a cname for each of two firewalls. Can I do
this:
>
> server1.oxy.com. in a 1.1.1.1
> server1.oxy.com . in mx 10 oxymail.oxy.com.
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> firewall1.oxy.com. in a 1.1.1.2
> oxymail.oxy.com. in cname firewall1.oxy.com
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> firewall2.oxy.com. in a 1.1.1.3
> oxymail.oxy.com. in cname firewall2.oxy.com.
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> or does the machine reverenced by the cname need to be an "A" record
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> We get too much mail to just do this and the DNS and BIND book does not
> address this clearly.
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