Re: Configuring Internet E-mail

So I would use DNS to send mail out, but how would I configure SBS2003
to work with the ISP being setup as the backup MX record? Also, would I
need to coordinate with my ISP to do this and how - with the ETURN TURN
signaling stuff, or what?

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