it's customers handled by btinternet that I'm having troubles with....
jdkrouse.co.uk is one example, I can get to www.jdkrouse.co.uk but there seems to be no jdkrouse.co.uk registered and therefor no MX record..
www.jdkrouse.co.uk seems to be:
www.jdkrouse.co.uk. 1799 CNAME home.btconnect.com.
home.btconnect.com. 300 A 193.113.209.8
home.btconnect.com. 300 A 193.113.209.25
(according to dig)
served via nameservers:
dns4.name-services.com. 124120 A 64.74.96.242
dns5.name-services.com. 124120 A 212.118.243.118
dns1.name-services.com. 124120 A 63.251.163.102
dns2.name-services.com. 124120 A 216.52.184.230
dns3.name-services.com. 124120 A 63.251.83.36
MX for jdkrouse.co.uk seems to be:
jdkrouse.co.uk. 1800 MX 10 ibmr.btconnect.com.
There is no "A" record for this domain, which could be considered 'bad'
though the MX exists so most modern mta's will still deliver mail.
This looks 'ok' how is it not working for you?
-Chris
Chris
yeah www.jdkrouse.co.uk works OK, but not the jdkrouse.co.uk which 'should' be domain to email to.
Chris
yeah www.jdkrouse.co.uk works OK, but not the jdkrouse.co.uk which
'should' be domain to email to.
ok, and having no A for the domain isn't 'broken'... Some folks have taken
to pointing "domain.co.uk" (or "domain.com|net|org") to their webserver
isntead of mailserver (mx which might be several machines) so it can be
confusing, BUT there is an MX for this domain, so email should flow
properly. Mail is stuck in your mail queue or what other symptoms are you
noticing?