On Thu, 17 Jul 2003, Kristian Koehntopp wrote:
>
> Is there a mailing list that deals with SMTP policy issues, or are there
> other ressources in that direction (documents, FAQs and the like?). What do
> you recommend.
Try UseNet News groups:
DNS issues:
comp.protocols.tcp-ip.domains
comp.protocols.dns.bind
SMTP issues:
comp.mail.misc
comp.mail.sendmail
If you don't have access to a real news server, there are several
web gateways/archives.
> I am thinking about topics like "What is better: A cluster with
> a single MX, or multiple machines with separate MXes?" "What
> trust can be put into the name that comes after a HELO
> statement? Can we demand that it resolves?" "If my secondary
> gets a mail while the primary is reachable from the secondary,
> should the secondary 4xx the incoming message?"
When your secondary gets mail, how do you know that your primary is
reachable from the standpoint of the remote sender?
Internet routing issues can get very strange on occasion.
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