MX Records Change
Eric Leslie
eric.leslie at metzgers.com
Mon Jan 8 02:19:34 UTC 2001
Hello All:
The company that I work for was informed that our ISDN connection will be
shut down, so we had to find a new provider. We host our own mail server,
and have the MX records to reflect this. Once I found out the new static IP
for the new connection, I requested a change to our MX records to reflect
the new connection. Below, find the MX settings:
Non-authoritative answer:
metzgers.com preference = 10, mail exchanger = media.metzgers.com
metzgers.com preference = 0, mail exchanger = corp.metzgers.com
Authoritative answers can be found from:
metzgers.com nameserver = NS1.DYNAMICWEB.NET
metzgers.com nameserver = NS2.DYNAMICWEB.NET
media.metzgers.com internet address = 206.165.56.209
corp.metzgers.com internet address = 208.10.17.62
NS1.DYNAMICWEB.NET internet address = 205.178.159.134
NS2.DYNAMICWEB.NET internet address = 205.178.138.137
Since I wasn't able to change the connection settings right away, I figured
that I would leave both IPs active in the MX record. My thinking was that
once the old connection was unavailable (media.metzgers.com), I thought that
it would go to the new connection and static IP (corp.metzgers.com). Anyway,
I have gotten the new connection set up, but no outside mail comes in. Once
I go back to the old connection, the outside mail comes in. Was my thinking
of the MX settings wrong? Or what should my MX record reflect to work in
this manner, if possible? Obviously, once I am comfortable with the new ISDN
connection, I will have the old IP reference removed from the MX record.
Thanks for any assistance you can provide.
Regards,
Eric Leslie
InfoSys/New Media
Metzgers Printing & Prepress
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E-mail: eric.leslie at metzgers.com
Website: www.metzgers.com
Phone: (419) 861-8611
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