>Should Imail be able to sent to a server in the above scenario?
No. The MX record is an IP address, which just isn't valid. It's like if
the post office gets an envelope with a phone number instead of an
address. Sure, they could figure out who it is supposed to go to (and they
might try in a small town, for example). But you can't expect that the
mail will be delivered.
>if someone would like to check the domain is datacable.ca
http://www.dnsreport.com shows the problem.
-Scott
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