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I know it's possible to host a mail server using dynamic ip address, but none of the websites/ forum gives me a detail explanation.
I tried my level best sometimes back but, failed. Please help me on the questions below and appreciate if someone can give me a step by step walk through guide.
- I've created a host in dyndns.com example: mail.dyndns2.com, do i have to use the FQDN in my local DNS server?
Please send me a step by step walkthrough.
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by: DatedmanPosted on 2009-06-21 at 23:21:55ID: 24680009
You can't really do this well...because if you want to send outgoing mail you need reverse DNS set up and if your IP changes, not good.
To receive mail you'd set up an MX record pointing to mail.dyndns2.com or whatever your server is, but since DNS changes don't propagate right away, problem there too: say sender has a dns server that has cached the address for your server and it changes...sender is now bouncing e-mail off the old address.