I've got a redhat 7.1 box and the mx record shows up in the dns file for the
domain. However, the following is what nslookup reveals...
> thedomain.com
Server: thedomain.com
Address: 1.1.1.1#53
a-t-m.com
origin = nsserver.thedomain.com.
mail addr = name.thedomain.com.
serial = 1039153387
refresh = 10800
retry = 3600
expire = 604800
minimum = 38400
thedomain.com nameserver = nsserver.thedomain.com.
Name: thedomain.com
Address: 1.1.1.1
No mx record shows. This was with nslookup, set type=any, thedomain.com.
Does anyone know why the mx record might not be given? Just in case, the
following is the dns file contents for this domain...
# cat thedomain.com.hosts
$ttl 38400
thedomain.com. IN SOA nsserver.thedomain.com.
nsserver.thedomain.com. (
1039153387
10800
3600
604800
38400 )
thedomain.com. IN NS nsserver.thedomain.com.
thedomain.com. IN A 168.151.142.23
nsserver.thedomain.com. IN A 168.151.142.23
www.thedomain.com. IN CNAME nsserver.thedomain.com.
cecil.thedomain.com. IN CNAME nsserver.thedomain.com.
nserver1.thedomain.com. IN MX 10 nsserver.thedomain.com.
ljohnson.thedomain.com. IN RP ljohnson.thedomain.com. ljohnson
Perplexed.
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