[techtalk] Still yet again more DNS woes (Email this time!)

2001-01-28 Thread Kath
Ok, anytime I try to email [EMAIL PROTECTED], I get the following:   Your message cannot be delivered to the following recipients:  Recipient address: [EMAIL PROTECTED]  Reason: Illegal host/domain name found   Now according to my zone record, the mail server is set: @ IN SOA www.kathweb.net

Re: [techtalk] Still yet again more DNS woes (Email this time!)

2001-01-28 Thread John Elliott
Here is a link for testing mailservers: http://www.zmailer.org/mxverify.html Hope this helps On Sunday 28 January 2001 23:57, you wrote: > > Ok, anytime I try to email [EMAIL PROTECTED], I get the following: > > Your message cannot be delivered to the following recipients: > > Recipient add

[techtalk] How to point whatever.domain.com to ip?

2001-01-28 Thread ktb
I've got a question since we are kind of on the dns subject. I read sometime back that if you have a domain name lets say "domain.com" that you can add as many names as you want to that domain by preceding it with "whatever." Like 'fast.domain.com' for example or 'slow.domain.com' My question a

Re: [techtalk] How to point whatever.domain.com to ip?

2001-01-28 Thread GeekGrrl
Run, don't walk, to your nearest bookstore and get "DNS & BIND" by Cricket Liu et al, or SAM's "Teach Yourself DNS/BIND in 24 Hours". The second book is less intense and geared more towards someone who hasn't learned anything about DNS yet. Every domain owner should at least borrow one of these b