Okay, so I decided to implement autoconfig / automail. I have two domains I will call them, client.com and mailserver.com I have an A record created for autoconfig.mailserver.com propogated and working, I can test for config settings for that domain and any other mail domain within ISPConfig that uses that mail server. The trouble I am having is setting up the CNAME for the client.com domain. When adding the CNAME i entered: NAME: autoconfig.client.com. DATA: autoconfig.mailserver.com. DNS propogated, ive done a CNAME check: autoconfig.client.com returns autoconfig.mailserver.com So, why can thunderbird get the settings when i use [email protected] but not [email protected] Have I misconfigured the CNAME? Code: ;; ANSWER SECTION: autoconfig.client.com. 0 IN CNAME autoconfig.mailserver.com.
One public IP and port forwarding Servers: panel [8080] web [80:443] mail [25:587:993] Two domains, so two zones, as I edit the zone whit is what I see Zone for domain 1 DNS A: Hostname: autoconfig IP Address: <Public ip address> TTL: 3600 Active: checked Zone for domain 2 DNS CNAME Hostname: autoconfig.domain2.com. Target Hostname: autoconfig.domain1.com. TTL: 3600 Active: checked I added these records by selecting the appropriate A/CNAME option in the editor on each zone. I am wondering if it is the final period in the CNAME hostnames? Does one need it and one not? both or none?
Okay, this is working now. I added a domain alias for autoconfig.domain2 pointing to autocinfig.domain1 Not sure if that fixed it or DNS had just not propogated. Thing is a dns propagation check said it was so I am not sure. I will remove the alias, leave it while and test again, I will update this post accordingly. Working without the alias, seems it was propagation after all, weird when a check said propagation was done in all but Singapore. Not to worry.