Mail Forwarding and DNS

[Lisa Kachold]

There are many different ways that bandwidth is CoS factored.
Some simply do HSRP single bandwidth averaging at their passoff IP router(s).

Others do a complete analysis into their POP from their cloud connection.

This is certainly a question for your provider.

On 4/24/09, Eric Cope <eric.cope at gmail.com> wrote:
> Hello all,
> I rent web hosting space on a server. I have a client that has their own
> mail server. If I change the name servers to route traffic to the web server
> and make a DNS entry to route email to the mail server, will email traffic
> count against their monthly bandwidth?
>
> Their email server (Exchange) is its solo application, while my web server
> has many websites. I don't want my web server to interfere with mail
> traffic. Is this the best way to set it up?
>
>
> Thanks,
> Eric
>


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