Thanks Sandy for your input,
  I was just trying to help, He could have taken what I was saying or not.
I helped the local ISP set up his DNS server while he was running, So I do
know a little about how to set up records in DNS. If I did not, I would
not even mess with it.
  So if Phil wants to take it, Then let him, and if not, Then that is 
fine as well.

  I do not mean no bad vibes towards you or anyone else in here, But If 
I see
a posting that I do know something about (no mater how little or how much)
I will at least through in my 2 cents, But like I said, If the person 
that has the original
posting, does not want to take what I say and apply it, Then that is up 
to the individual.

Wayne




Sanford Whiteman wrote:

>Wayne,
>
>  
>
>>On  my domain : carrz-fox-fire.com ........... It is "Unfortunantly"
>>hosted by "Namesecure" I have them point a main record to my "Static
>>IP"  Address,  And  then  I  go into my DNS and set up the following
>>records.
>>    
>>
>
>You  still  don't  get  what's  going  on  with your setup, so I would
>suggest that you don't give Phil any advice as yet.
>
>You  are  not running authoritative DNS for your domain. You think you
>are, but you are not. The only servers consulted for information about
>carrz-fox-fire.com  are  dns1.namesecure.com  and dns2.namesecure.com.
>Your  server  is neither a published authoritative server, nor what is
>known  as  an  unpublished "stealth primary" that feeds master data to
>namesecure.  Your  changes  are  simply  not used by browsers and mail
>servers on the public Internet.
>
>How  do I know this? Well, checking just one RR gives ample proof. You
>said  last  week  that  you  didn't  know  where  your MX 0 came from,
>thinking that you had it set to MX 10. True, your server has it set at
>MX  10,  but  to put it bluntly, nobody cares. Namesecure still thinks
>it's  at  0,  and  there  it  shall stay until you tell them to change
>it--not "tell" them by setting it up your server, but *literally* tell
>them via phone call or e-mail.
>
>Continue to read up on DNS and you will eventually come up to speed.
>
>-Sandy
>
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