problem regarding mail domain

[Kevin Darcy]

This is probably not a DNS problem. Is the mail server configured to
accept mail for both @x.com and @y.x.com?


- Kevin

Ashish Kumar Batwara wrote:

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> Hello,
> I am having one domain e.g. x.com, which i hv registered with the .com.
> domain.
> I am having one MX record for the domain x.com   in the dns data file.
> If some mail comes to user at x.com, then that mail should be delivered to
> the appropriate mailbox.
>
> I want to create one more domain   y.x.com, just to receive the mails.
> e.g.  if somebody sends a mail to  user at y.x.com   or  user at x.com, i
> should get the mails stored in the same mail box.
>
> What are the changes do i need to make in my dns record file????
>
> Here is the skeleton of existing DNS data file:
>
> x.com.  IN SOA  admin.x.com (
>
>                                                  // as usual
>                                                   )
>
> x.com.    IN    NS    ns1.x.com.
> x.com.     IN    NS    ns2.x.com.
>
> x.com.       IN    MX  10   mail.x.com.
> y. x.com.       IN    MX  10   mail.x.com.    // Changes made for the
> above requirement
>
> mail                  IN    A     IP-addr
>
> Problem::: Mails that r coming with the address user at y.x.com  is
> bouncing back?????
>
> Reagards
> --
> Ashish
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