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["Dave Filchak" <dfilchak@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Sorry, with reference to my previous email, I should note that all DNS stuff
is fine. It resolves both forward and reverse lookup fine.

One thing though is that the hostname of the mail server is actually
rosewood but by use of an include file in the domain records, we can set the
server hostname to whatever we want i.e. the MX record would be something
like:

	somehost.somedomain.	MX 10 mail

Because mail is not a FQDN, it attaches somehost.somdomain onto the end of
itself giving you mail.somehost.somedomain The IP is derived from the
include file which assigns the proper IP to mail. Hope that is clear.

Dave
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