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[Kelsay, Brian - Kansas City, MO]

 Exactly.  There are two problems.  The fallback or secondary MX record
in DNS and the mail server connection failure that causes the secondary
MX record to be used.

>-----Original Message-----
>From: kclug-bounces at kclug.org 
>On Behalf Of djgoku
>Sent: Friday, February 17, 2006 9:50 AM
>
>> I discussed this at length with Hal on IRC tonight. In 2004, Mike 
>> Neulip, offered to transfer the domain. We are not going to take him 
>> up on that. However, we are going to transfer the DNS servers to our 
>> own, though. I am initiating that request. The result of which will 
>> take several days if not weeks. For the second time, end of 
>> thread. Period.
>
>Has to do with this I presume. I don't know enough about DNS 
>stuff. So DNS is the problem for the internet connectivity 
>problem that Hal speaks of here or?:
>
>> What appears to be happening is this.  For some reason there is some 
>> sort of intermittent connectivity issue with the main kclug.org 
>> server.  There is a fallback MX record that points to the previous 
>> kclug.org server that is in Chicago which is no longer set 
>up to receive email for kclug.org.
>
>Do we have logs of the connection problem does Netstandard 
>also have logs of these problems? I see there are two problems 
>connection problems to KCLUG server and DNS stuff right?>