Re: Beating the spam filter ...

base60 wrote:
You'll note in the MX section that your MX record points to
a CNAME (alias).

Also note that this is considered illegal.

I would say that using a CNAME as an MX record is more frowned upon than illegal as this is a commonly accepted practice. The most important thing is that the MX record resolve to a name, not an IP, like some domains I've had to brow beat administrators of.

Both, your opinion and mine are just a couple of the predominant schools of thought on this issue.




Grant. . . .
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