Ok,

I do run my own DNS service on the imail box.  i had it as the 
primary server in the tcp/ip settings of the network card and the 
secondary that of my webserver located right next to it.

when  i upgraded to version 8 it asked for a DNS server in the smtp 
service so i thought cool i can now have 3 to dns servers for imail 
to use so i put in my upstream DNS server.

I have now put my local imail dns in the smtp service and disabled 
the dns cache on the queue as it should be as fresh as my local dns 
service.  (that might be a mistake is the cache faster than my local 
dns service?)

Rhett

>What's the downside of using the DNS server of our co location
>provider?

>none, except if you have lots of DNS changes, going through another
>party is a pain, if they don't provide a web interface to their DNS.


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