Morgan Doocy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>I'll summarize the process for you here to get you started. > >There are three parts to a basic mail server: >- Mail Transport Agent (MTA) >- Local Delivery Agent (LDA) >- Mail User Agent (MUA) > <snip>
Wow! Great post. Very good explanation.
Just to add my two cents, I am running an email server at my daughters school with a dynamic IP (cable modem). I use DNS2GO (www.dns2go.com) to do the dynamic mapping. The school has a domain name which is hosted by XO communications. (schoolname.org) The MX record at XO is set to the DNS2GO name (schoolname.dns2go.com) instead of an ip address. All mail addressed to @schoolname.org is directed to schoolname.dns2go.com which points to the cable modem connected server which is running sendmail. I have had no problems in the 2.5 years it has been running.
Hope this is useful.
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