Clients domain is in register.com account.
His dns servers are at register.com parked addresses (so not being used essentially)
He has a mail server at his office for exchange.
We'll be hosting his website on our server.
OK
His A Records have this:
*: points to xx.xxx.xx.29 (our server)
@: points to 216.xxx.xxx.xx (register's ip)
mail: points to xx.xxx.xxx.34 (exchange server)
What's happening:
www.domain.com goes to our server and the new site just fine.
http://domain.com goes to his old site hosted on register.com
mail is working properly as far as we can tell
Do I change the @ record to our IP as well? @ just makes me think i'll be screwing his mail up somehow...
Thanks
His dns servers are at register.com parked addresses (so not being used essentially)
He has a mail server at his office for exchange.
We'll be hosting his website on our server.
OK
His A Records have this:
*: points to xx.xxx.xx.29 (our server)
@: points to 216.xxx.xxx.xx (register's ip)
mail: points to xx.xxx.xxx.34 (exchange server)
What's happening:
www.domain.com goes to our server and the new site just fine.
http://domain.com goes to his old site hosted on register.com
mail is working properly as far as we can tell
Do I change the @ record to our IP as well? @ just makes me think i'll be screwing his mail up somehow...
Thanks