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From: "Martin J. Laubach" <mjl@emsi.priv.at>
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Subject: Re: Simple DNS Configuration Example
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| company.xy.		MX	0 	mailserver.company.xy.

  Perhaps the note should mention that a CNAME is not allowed
here?

| ; The following is the list of computers at your site. To the left
| ; should go the hostnames of the hosts.

  And perhaps here mention that underscores in host names are
not permitted?

  That's the two mistakes people always make when not knowing
all the relevant rfcs by heart (I don't either :)

	mjl

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