Re: [cobalt-users] POP Mail Client User Information

[Jeff Lasman <jblists@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Depends...

If you want them to think they're using your mail server, give them the
name of your mail server.

If you want them to think they're using their own mail server, give them
the name of their own.

If you use A records for both, the resolution is the same.  You should
use A records for both.

Jeff

Bryan Kidd wrote:
> 
> When telling a user what information they should put in their POP mail
> address field of their email client should it be the very first domain
> (primary domain) that is setup first on the box or the virtual domains they
> are located in?   Is one more efficient than the other since the mail system
> will have to resolve the alias of the real email system if a POP request is
> made to the alias instead of the first domain.
> 
> Thanks
> Bryan
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