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When I put an E-mail address in a blackberry what does it look for in DNS to get it's connection settings?

 

I ask as I have 3 domains, if I set up a blackberry on DomainA or DomainB it works and connects. If I try DomainC nothing happens. Alas it is DomainC i need to use as the other two are being phased out. Now given that all three domains are pointing at the same server it's a tad anoying.

 

I think I have an idea what's wrong but I was wondering if anyone could explain how the blackberry gets it's info.

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Cheers... i think.

 

I get the general idea. Alas it's actually on my public DNS of which I'm paying for a managed service so checking it is a pain. I have a feeling that they have set my new domain, domainC up to look at entires in my original domain rather than setting it up as a standalone domain which is a pain. My current guess is that there isn't a "mailserver.domainC" defined, the MX record for domainC is "mailserver.domainA" and the blackberry is looking for mailserver.domainC specifically.

 

That however is a MASSIVE guess.

Edited by Stuart_C
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nslookup
Set type=all
Server ip-to-primary-dns-of-hosting-provider (may be optional)
Yourdomain.co.UK


> result

 

Should tell you what you need to know

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