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Re: Should this be a PTR or A Record (or CNAME)?From: Dale Date: Monday, November 27, 2000
Time: 9:50:13 amthanks Jeremy!
I think with the various replies the answer would be to have both the A =
record and MX record.
As for the trip back, I was lucky and got a free upgrade to Business Class =
:) Thank you for all your help installing the new servers!
Dale
On Monday, November 27, 2000, Mia's Virtual Post Office <list@mia.net> =
wrote:
>Dale Therio said:
>
>>Hello,
>>
>>I will be hosting a mailing list for someone and we wish to use
>>a machine name at their domain to host it under.
>>
>>They have configured their DNS with the record
>>lists.seacloak.com as a PTR record pointing to 206.190.23.214
>>(the IP number is correct).
>>
>>When trying to use the web interface for this entry, I always
>>get an error saying there is no DNS entry for that name.
>>
>>I do not host their DNS or any of their sites. I believe the
>>record for lists.seacloak.com should either be an A record or a
>>CNAME pointing to my main mail server name.
>>
>From what I can tell, lists.seacloak.com has no A record at all.. I would=20
>imaging he should create a CNAME to 206.190.23.214, and from there you=20
>can redirect it wherever. I doubt he would use a PTR record as you=20
>cannot (or should not) have multiple PTR records for one IP. We already=20
>have 206.190.23.214 as a PTR of mail.colony.net. I am sure Chris will=20
>ring in here soon, but my ultimate guess is a CNAME is appropriate in=20
>this case.
>
>Hope you had a good trip back!
>
>
>
>jer
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