I have this setup in our network:

mozcom.com IN MX 10 smtp-1.mozcom.com.
                IN MX 10 smtp-2.mozcom.com.
                IN MX 20 mozcom.com.

The smtp-1 and smtp-2 are virus-scanning and spam filtering servers and
mozcom.com is the primary mail server. When any of the primary MX's goes
offline, the mail gets sent to mozcom.com directly, so no mail bounces
back. The problem is when something happens to mozcom.com, mail bounces
back since I've set up transport tables on smtp-1 and smtp-2 to something
like:

mozcom.com smtp:mozcom.com

Any ideas on how I backup mx the mail when mozcom.com goes offline. I
can't put the spam and virus filtering on mozcom.com because it consumes a
lot of CPU and mozcom.com is already the pop and imap server.

Mike Blancas <mblancasmozcom.com>
Mosaic Communications, Inc.

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