RE: about oracle.com MX ?

Try looking at "DNS and BIND" 4th edition. Chapter 5 on page 93 is =
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That would be one place for you to start. As well as searching the =
RFC's here: http://www.rfc-editor.org/rfcsearch.html

-----Original Message-----
From: SB CH [mailto:chulmin2@hotmail.com]
Sent: Friday, July 11, 2003 2:03 AM
To: bind-users@isc.org
Subject: about oracle.com MX ?


Hello, all.

I have one question about the MX of the DNS.
When I dig oracle.com mx like this,
# dig @ns1.oracle.com. oracle.com mx
the result is below.

oracle.com. 3H IN MX 200 inet-mail4.oracle.com.
oracle.com. 3H IN MX 200 inet-mail1.oracle.com.
oracle.com. 3H IN MX 200 inet-mail2.oracle.com.
oracle.com. 3H IN MX 200 inet-mail3.oracle.com.

as you know the MX priority is alike all.
the result of the intel.com, microsoft.com is alike.

I would like to know the theory of the Mail eXchange when the MX =
priority=20
is same.
How they can share the mailboxes between other servers?
What is the pop server between them?
Surely, I know the MX theory when the MX priority is different.


Thanks in advance.

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