RRH@vm.nrc.ca (04/17/91)
Thanks again. The problem was the wildcard MX record for ***our*** domain. It seems quite a few people got caught in that situation initially. So in brief for the all new DNS managers: Most of the managers have decided that the wildcards were more trouble than they were worth and removed it. The only place a wildcard MX record should be used is for off-internet hosts. For all the hosts in your domain, they should be known by you, the DNS maanger, and MXed accordingly. For folks in Canada, it is likely that *.NRC.CA MX record might be the table if you got it from Ca registrary. Ratilal