Mark
I can solve the MX record issue.
In *theory*, if a system is trying to send email and it cannot find an MX record, it *should* fall back to looking for an A record (which does exist) but not everything follows that.
Philip
On 20 February 2013 11:11, Mark Hambleton mark.hambleton@broadcom.comwrote:
I understand your viewpoint, but the most important part is: mails
should reach****
everybody as soon as possible. Currently few of them are never reaching
us :)****
There does appear to be some tech issues with this list too, I was being blocked from posting to the list and after some investigation our IT department responded with:****
"Their DNS servers not configured with MX records properly for us to deliver emails to them." ****
Now, this could quite easily be just a difference in configuration and not very good wording from our IT guys, or there could be a real problem.****
We have hard coded DNS entries so hopefully this reply will hit the list. ;-)****
Figured it was worth pointing out as some of the issues may not be just to do with whitelisting.****
Mark****