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Then couldn't you then add your MX records under 'www' and all will be well? Does this affect DKIM?
by ghayes 13y ago
Then couldn't you then add your MX records under 'www' and all will be well? Does this affect DKIM?
- akerl_ 13y agoExcept if you add the MX records with a hostname of "www", they'll be used for emails to "your_name@www.example.org", which is generally not the desired behavior. And that still doesn't solve the issue with SOA/NS records, which need to exist at the root and thus will still conflict with the CNAME.
- deleted 13y ago[deleted]
- blueskin_ 13y agoIt shouldn't affect DKIM as that gives a specific subdomain, which is always prepended to the root domain to get the key.