>So I did now.
>BUT: is it treu that I cannot have a http://domain.com anymore because for
>this I have to set an alias in DNS. And If I set an alias in DNS for
>domain.com -> www.domain.com the mail send to domain.com will have a
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Do this carefully, or I will tell a bad Belgian joke :)))
In Imail:
official hostname: domain.com
mailhost alias: mail.domain.com
In DNS for zone domain.com:
domain.com. MX 10 imail.patmast.com.
mail.domain.com. MX 10 imail.patmast.com.
domain.com. A ip.ad.re.ss ; of web server
www.domain.com. A ip.ad.re.ss ; of web server
mail.domain.com. A ip.ad.re.s2 ; of imail.patmast.com
In IIS, the hostheaders for domain.com:
domain.com
www.domain.com
Users can send mail to @domain.com or to @mail.domain.com, it arrives.
Users can surf to www.domain.com or to http://domain.com, they arrive.
This works in France. It ought to work in Belgium. :)))
Len < btw, don't use CNAME's, they don't work in Belgium >
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