Hi,
thanks to all who replied... (and so quickly!! :)
a followup to this following comment appears below:
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From: Jan Henkins
To: Max B
Sent: Fri, October 1, 2010 3:41:18 PM
Subject: Re: [bitfolk] mx without bind?
Hello Max,
If you don't want to run an authoritative DNS server on your VPS, you will
have to find somebody who can. Without correctly set up NS servers for your
domain, MX won't be possible. If you Google long enought, you will find
there are a number of DNS service providers out there that can do it from
free to a minimal fee. Running your own auth DNS using Bind or similar is
not as difficult as you might think, plenty people here doing just that.
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but doesn't that mean running TWO machines?
mydomain.com AND smtp.mydomain.com?
that immediately doubles my cost, and triples the trouble... I'm hazy enough on
the DNS hosts networking thing, now you want me to have a slave server in one
domain?? Unless there is a masquerade of which I am unaware...? Help!
Regards,
Max
On 30/09/10 19:21, Max B wrote:
Hi
I have a functional mail server on my new VPS.
Now I want to propagate
mydomainname.com to email servers through the MX
record, so that people can find 'me(a)mydomainname.com'com'.
The domain registry has default values of 'mailstore1.secureserver.net'
and 'smtp.secureserver.net'.
I would like them to point at my VPS, but am unaware of the correct
strings, which would replace 'mailstore1...' and 'smtp...'
above..
I would also like to minimise my sysadmin time, and so would like to
avoid to be forced to use bind etc on my VPS.
Can anyone help? TIA.
Cheers,
Max
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