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checking actual config DNS+AD

Dear Experts,

Im in the way to check my actual DNS AD configuration, so here same details :

External DNS (mycompany.com)
WAN
Linux Box : (DNS caching mycompany.com)
LAN (intranet side )
Server 1 AD + DNS ( mycompany.local)
Server 2 AD + DNS ( mycompany.local)
Server 3 Exchange 2007
Server 4Linux box running apache

So when I was troubleshooting problem of AD I realize that no mx record in the intranet about server3 was found , so what you suggest to do and how.

Because same dns servers like Server4 are hosting website, I have add to DNS server 1 & 2 records for each name server like:

Toto.mycompany.com =  xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx , and all this zone are declare us  Active Directory integrated primary.

Suggestions in order to re-configure it are welcome

Thanks in advance
Active DirectoryDNS

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Amit Bhatnagar
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If these DNS Servers are for local clients only then you do NOT require a MX record for your Exchange Server. It is only required when you want to publish your Exchange Server onto the Internet and then too, the MX record will be published on a public DNS Server. For that you will either you your own DNS Server as a Public one or Host your Domain on some ISP's DNS Server.

Also, what and why are you trying to reconfigure in your Domain?
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