said: 
>Here's what I get using Verizon's DNS: 
>  [G:\]nslookup 
>  > set type=mx 
>  > scoug.com 
>  Server:  vnsc-pri.sys.gtei.net 
>  Address:  4.2.2.1 
>  Non-authoritative answer: 
>  scoug.com       preference = 100, mail exchanger = mx2.zoneedit.com 
>  scoug.com       preference = 0, mail exchanger = mail.scoug.com 
>  > exit 
>  [G:\] 
I get similar from earthlink: 
[D:\TMP]nslookup -type=mx scoug.com 
Server:  ns1.earthlink.net 
Address:  207.217.126.41 
Non-authoritative answer: 
scoug.com       preference = 0, mail exchanger = mail.scoug.com scoug.com       
preference = 100, mail exchanger = mx2.zoneedit.com 
Authoritative answers can be found from: 
scoug.com       nameserver = ns5.zoneedit.com 
scoug.com       nameserver = ns1.zoneedit.com 
mx2.zoneedit.com        internet address = 64.151.77.88 
ns1.zoneedit.com        internet address = 207.234.248.200 
ns5.zoneedit.com        internet address = 65.125.228.92 
>AFAIK the higher preference value means a higher priority 
>for the specified MX.  If pref=100 means (in this case) 
>"use this one" then SCOUG mail goes through ZoneEdit. 
I had to look this up to verify my memory (rfc 1034).  Lower is better, so 
ZoneEdit is the backup. 
Oddly: 
[D:\TMP]nslookup scoug.com ns1.zoneedit.com 
Server:  ns1.zoneedit.com 
Address:  207.234.248.200 
Non-authoritative answer: 
Name:    scoug.com 
Address:  216.184.211.35 
Which means something is confused about authority. 
Humm, 
Steven 
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