IP assignment for virtual webhosting
Dave Wilson dave.wilson at heanet.ie
Thu May 11 12:40:18 CEST 2000
> > It even makes sense to point mail.customerdomain.com as a cname to > > your mail.provider.whatever so that if there's a change you don't > > have to reconfigure all MUA's. > > No. > > RFC 1912: "Common DNS Operational and Configuration Errors" I believe the intention here is that primary MX for the domain is mail.provider.com (A record, easily changed at the DNS), and the SMTP server setting for customers' MUAs is mail.customerdomain.com (valid use of CNAME, easily changed at the DNS instead of manual reconfiguration). Regards, Dave -- dave.wilson at heanet.ie --------------------------------------- +353-1-662-3412 It is one thing to pray; it is another to pray to entities who might not only be listening, but who will search you out on the road and beat you across the head with sticks if you say something that offends them. -- Neil Gaiman ------------------ For crypto key send a blank message to davew+pgp at heanet.ie
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