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Topic: Virtual Domain can't receive

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Hi another big annoying question..
I made a server with a domain that works perfectly
I'm trying to put on that server another domain, a virtual one.
So i entered on iredmail control panel and i created the second domain, i added the dkim key correctly;
i can send email from the second domain! But i can't receive nothing because when i send an email from my gmail account i receive this:
DNS type 'mx' lookup of "mysecdomain" responded with cod NXDOMAIN Domain name not found: 'mysecdomain'

I added on godaddy the mx recordo of 'mysecdomain' that poi to the first one but nothing

What am i doing wrong?
Thank you

Ale

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2 Reply by reno31

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Re: Virtual Domain can't receive

It takes time for DNS to propagate. Look at the TTL values off the DNS record.

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Re: Virtual Domain can't receive

reno31 wrote:

It takes time for DNS to propagate. Look at the TTL values off the DNS record.

Can you tell me if is it correct? Now i have:
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
A RECORD
Host:                                  Point to:
@                                       93.xx.xx.xx
mx.mydomain.com             93.xx.xx.xx

MX RECORD
Host:                                  Point to:
@                                  mx.mydomain.com

---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
It should be like this one?
A RECORD
Host:                                  Point to:
@                                       93.xx.xx.xx
mx.mydomain.com             93.xx.xx.xx
newdomain.com                 93.xx.xx.xx

MX RECORD
Host:                                  Point to:
@                                  mx.mydomain.com
newdomain.com             mx.mydomain.com

Is it correct?

4 Reply by ZhangHuangbin

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Re: Virtual Domain can't receive

DNS records are correct. But i'm NOT sure whether or not those 2 are duplicate (it depends on the DNS vendor):

monny999 wrote:

@                                       93.xx.xx.xx
...
newdomain.com                 93.xx.xx.xx

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Re: Virtual Domain can't receive

ZhangHuangbin wrote:

DNS records are correct. But i'm NOT sure whether or not those 2 are duplicate (it depends on the DNS vendor):

monny999 wrote:

@                                       93.xx.xx.xx
...
newdomain.com                 93.xx.xx.xx

Must i set another fqdn?
So must i add another line at /etc/hosts and add something like "127.0.0.1 Mx.secdomain".. Ecc ecc?

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Re: Virtual Domain can't receive

ZhangHuangbin wrote:

DNS records are correct. But i'm NOT sure whether or not those 2 are duplicate (it depends on the DNS vendor):

monny999 wrote:

@                                       93.xx.xx.xx
...

@ is the same of domain.com
This vendor use this kind of record
newdomain.com                 93.xx.xx.xx