/dev/rob0 wrote:
On Monday 2005-September-05 15:02, Jim Pazarena wrote:
I have an issue cropping up with a domain name of:
sk.sympatico.ca
a user claims that it is a valid domain name for a friend of his, but
my mail server claims it to be un-routeable,
How so? What does it say?
and indeed a "dig" doesn't produce much info.
It has SOA, and 2 NS records. No A nor MX.
what happens with names such as these on mail servers which actually
_can_ route to it? how do they do it?
Perhaps it is a case of differing views for their clients. I'm unsure
what you are asking here. Do not confuse routing with resolution.
I posted this question in a "bind" user group. Would appreciate an exim
response.
the question then, is,
SHOULD a mail transport agent accept an email addressed to this domain?
with no "A" or "MX"
how would it determine how to route it ?
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