We host several web pages, on a couple of them they actual pages are on a different server “other than the one running Nodeworx” but dns is done on the nodeworx server.
- In the past i have changed the A record for the hostname to point to a different ip, the problem this creates is we are nolonger able to modify any of the siteworx attributes because it now has an invalid ip address. Here is an example for the dns records
mail.salmondam.com A 65.110.45.190 43200
salmondam.com A 216.83.79.132 43200
ftp.salmondam.com CNAME salmondam.com 43200
www.salmondam.com CNAME salmondam.com 43200
salmondam.com NS ns1.cust.sagonet.com 43200
salmondam.com NS ns2.cust.sagonet.com 43200
mail.salmondam.com MX 10 43200
salmondam.com SOA Edit SOA Properties 43200
Is this the correct way to do this? If not could you proviide a better way to do it. In all cases, we are only pointing to web pages no other services.
2nd
On all domains we are attempting to filter spam, and we would like all mail considered spam to be moved to a mailbox called spam@%domain%.com. under the siteworx account these are the options specified
required_score 5
all_spam_to spam@salmondam.com
Global Default Spam Preferences [?]
Preference: Value:
report_safe 0
use_auto_whitelist 1
rewrite_header_subject
rewrite_header subject
Im guessing that there is more to this because nothing is being moved to the spam folder, might you have any suggestions?