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List:       djbdns
Subject:    Re: multiple MX records for one server = multiple A records too ?
From:       Emilio Perea <eperea () walkereng ! com>
Date:       2008-07-07 19:43:02
Message-ID: 20080707194302.GA6022 () hermes ! walkereng ! com
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On Mon, Jul 07, 2008 at 02:59:31PM -0400, Jeff Dickens wrote:
> Consider these three records in my tinydns data:
>
>    @mainsite-mail.intranet.xyz.com:192.168.10.101:junco.intranet.xyz.com:10:7200
>    @remotesite-mail.intranet.xyz.com:192.168.1.101:cardinal.intranet.xyz.com:10:7200
>    @remotesite-mail.intranet.xyz.com:192.168.10.101:junco.intranet.xyz.com:20:7200
>
> ...
> Notice that there are two A records with the same address for junco.
>
> Is there a way to avoid this?

Just leave out the IP address in the second line:

@mainsite-mail.intranet.xyz.com:192.168.10.101:junco.intranet.xyz.com:10:7200
@remotesite-mail.intranet.xyz.com:192.168.1.101:cardinal.intranet.xyz.com:10:7200
@remotesite-mail.intranet.xyz.com::junco.intranet.xyz.com:20:7200
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