is it possible to set MX for a sub-domain to be different from the domain itself
ie a domain called mydomain.com might have the following mx @ IN MX 10 mail.mydomain.com. @ IN MX 20 spare.mydomain.com. is it possible to change mx for a subdomain using $ORIGIN ? i know you can change www from this ie $ORIGIN subdomain.mydomain.com. www IN A 123.123.123.123 (this would set all www traffic to the specified IP) but i have tried adding MX in the $ORIGIN but it didnt work :( return mail error came back as "ERROR 550 Host unknown (Name server: subdomain.mydomain.com: host not found) note (all domain names renamed to protect the innocent :D ) [Edited by Denzil_Dog - 2/19/2003 1:46:59 PM] |
It is possible to do as you say with the $ORGIN control statement.
Silly question.....is there an A record for the Mailservers in the correct domain ? Jeff |
Why not:-
mydomain.com. MX 10 mail.mydomain.com. MX 20 spare.mydomain.com. subdomain MX 10 mail2.mydomain.com. MX 20 spare2.mydomain.com. As Jeff says, you need a valid A record within the zone for each MX record used unless you are using MX records from another domain e.g. mail.otherdomain.com Simon |
This will probably look awful...
$ORIGIN dev. @ IN SOA ns0.dev. root.dev. ( 2003022001 ; Serial 3600 ; Refresh 900 ; Retry 3600000 ; Expire 3600 ) ; Minimum IN NS ns0 IN NS ns1 IN MX 5 excalibur $ORIGIN legalex.dev. @ IN MX 5 excalibur.dev. urgh... [Edited by Andrewza - 2/20/2003 12:10:03 PM] |
It even works ;)
;; ANSWER SECTION: dev. 1H IN MX 5 excalibur.dev. ;; ANSWER SECTION: legalex.dev. 1H IN MX 5 excalibur.dev. |
Geek ;)
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Network designer :p
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