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For a fabit system we require a number of DNS entries for your domain name. Not every situation is the same, but this is how we normally do it:

  • mail.<yourdomain>. is set to the external IP address of your mail server.
  • remote.<yourdomain>. is set to be a CNAME pointing at your fabit server (eg aa000019.uk.fabit.net.).
  • www.<yourdomain>. is usually set to be a CNAME pointing at the server hosting your website, (eg web1.uk.fabit.net.)

We usually set up three MX (Mail eXchange) records:

  • MX 10 mail.<yourdomain>
  • MX 20 mx1.uk.fabit.net.
  • MX 30 mx2.uk.fabit.net.


NB For more information on DNS, please read What is DNS.

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