Re: SMTP server/slightly off topic

[boothm@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx]

Patrick, please explain this a bit more?  I'm understanding you to say 
that if Carl sets up a DNS server in his LAN, and it is pointed to by the 
ISP, than all traffic coming to his domain (ediconsulting.com) will go to 
Carl's DNS server for routing? In that fashion, carl could 
then have   carl@ediconsulting.com   or  carl@van400.ediconsulting.com   or 
carl@service.ediconsulting.com  or  carl@sales.ediconsulting.com, all fully 
functioning mail domains on his system?
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Patrick Townsend <townsend@patownsend.com>
Sent by: owner-midrange-l@midrange.com
01/05/2000 05:37 PM
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Carl,

A couple of thoughts:

2. Or, you could just send with the from domain of ediconsulting.com. If
you have a local mail router you use a reply-to address that would route
to the AS/400.




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