Hi,
I guess you can add two MX record into the DNS of your domain:
@ MX 10 nt.domain.
@ MX 20 linux.domain.
and following A record into the DNS:
192.168.201.10 A nt.domain.
209.224.227.6 A linux.domain.
And remember not to send mail directly addressed to nt.domain
like [EMAIL PROTECTED], instead of that, you can use user@domain.
Then the incoming trafic will try nt.domain first, it won't success
because the IP address is not public, so it will try linux.domain again.
The Linux box will then forward the mails to nt.domain.
Can you try that out and tell me the result?
George
Dec. 7, 1998
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