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Post #349,402
by crazy
10/20/11 7:15:16 AM
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New DNS questions
I have a location with 2 lines, from 2 ISPs, a T1 and a Comcast line.
Each is "business" with static IP.

The T1 ISP has the DNS records for the domain.

So let's say is has mail.company.com

But I want a mail2.company.com to be found via the comcast line.
And an mx record as well.

Does that means I can no longer use the DNS server at the "primary" ISP for this, since a reverse lookup won't work for the 2nd line, or is there some type of entry I put in somewhere to allow it to happen?

Post #349,408
by scoenye
10/20/11 7:50:51 AM
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New Depends on the ISP and Comcast
The T1 ISP has to allow "foreign" IPs in their DNS and you have to ask Comcast to change the reverse DNS entry on their IP. Comcast will do that for business lines. If the T1 ISP refuses, you'll have to take that part in-house or farm it out to someone else.
Post #349,412
by crazy
10/20/11 8:14:20 AM
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New Got it, it's a business line
I contact them and work it through.
     DNS questions - (crazy) - (2) - Oct. 20, 2011, 07:15:16 AM EDT
         Depends on the ISP and Comcast - (scoenye) - (1) - Oct. 20, 2011, 07:50:51 AM EDT
             Got it, it's a business line - (crazy) - Oct. 20, 2011, 08:14:20 AM EDT

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