Dustin ,
> you can do that, and you can create an alias as well...
> official name is mail.domain.com, and you can setup an alais
> of domain.com (or vise versa)..... check the manual... it is all in
there... ;-)
Yes, but the downside of useing mail.domain.com is that when i add a user
the reply address is [EMAIL PROTECTED] This is not the case if I use
domain.com as the official name.
So, why do people always choose mail.domain.com. What is the reason for the
mail.??
regards,
Patrick Mast
www.Patrick.be.kz
dustin
----- Original Message -----
From: Patrick Mast, WinFakt!
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Saturday, October 21, 2000 1:30 PM
Subject: [IMail Forum] "Official Host name"
Hi,
In all examples I see that iMail uses mail.domain.com as the Official Host
name.
Is it a problem if I use domain.com as my official host name? This way there
is no [EMAIL PROTECTED] in the reply address. Now it is [EMAIL PROTECTED]
If I use domain.com as the OHN, do I still need a "mail" host in the DNS?
regards,
Patrick Mast
www.Patrick.be.kz
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