Re: MX records and Sendmail.cf with Redhat

[<dose Relic Net>]

well
yes u can point all the mx records of diff domains to the same box
or u can have a mail box wich the mx record points at and sends the mail
there.
like me i have 
cheech        IN MX 10 routing.relic.net
my box is cheech but its a firewalled machine so only routing its allowed
in my mail port so routing is setup to route all incoming cheech mail to
me while the mx record makes the cheech mail go to routing..
donno if this is what u mean.. but i guess i can serv of a sample

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On Fri, 30 Oct 1998, vic777 primenet com wrote:

> I am setting up a network that will host multiple domains w/Apache using Redhat.  Reading in the "Red Hat Unleashed" book about MX records they state the proper syntax to have a particular host accept mail for the whole domain is:
> 
> domain.com	IN MX 10 hostname
> 
> Per my understanding, this would direct all incoming mail to to that particular host if destined for the domain (so mail to user domain com would go to this machine, versus the more specific user machine domain com).  Is there something that also needs to be done in the sendmail.cf file to accomodate this?  Also, can multiple MX entries be made for different domains pointing to the same host machine?  For example:
> 
> domain.com	IN MX 10 hostname
> domain2.com	IN MX 10 hostname (same hostname)
> domain3.com	IN MX 10 hostname (same hostname) ... etc...
> 
> I have tried to find information pertaining to this, but can't find anything readily.  Any input is greatly appreciated.  Essentially, what I am trying to achieve is being able to host multiple domains with Apache (using virtual servers) AND also being able to accept mail for these 'hosted' domains.
> TIA,
> Vic
> 
> 
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