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DNS: Added Note to PTR Records
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@@ -112,5 +112,7 @@ Its basic structure is the following.
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Where `<ip>` is the reverse DNS representation of an IP address, `<hostname>` is the canonical
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Where `<ip>` is the reverse DNS representation of an IP address, `<hostname>` is the canonical
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hostname and `PTR` is the constant for the type of the record.
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hostname and `PTR` is the constant for the type of the record.
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PTR records are part of the reverse DNS namespace and are usually managed by the
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PTR records are part of the reverse DNS namespace and are usually managed by the owner of the IP
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owner of the IP address rather than the owner of the domain.
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address rather than the owner of the domain.
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Therefor, they usually have to be set on the domain management website or (if accessible) directly
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in the DNS server.
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The server's IP address should resolve back to the mail host.
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The server's IP address should resolve back to the mail host.
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This is done using a [PTR record](/wiki/dns.md#ptr-record).
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This is done using a [PTR record](/wiki/dns.md#ptr-record).
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Please note that PTR records can not be set as easily as normal DNS records as explained in
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[the corresponding section of the DNS entry](/wiki/dns.md#ptr-record).
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```txt
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```txt
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<server-ip> PTR mail.<domain>.
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<server-ip> PTR mail.<domain>.
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