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At some point hitherto, Nathan Meyers hath spake thusly:
> Bill Horne said:
> > Now, the problem: I have an MX record in the ampr.org dns, which points to
> > billhorne.homelinux.org, the dynamic dns domain name for my Linux firewall.

Not as far as I can see, you don't...

> > If I send email from either netscape.net or hotmail, to
> > <user>@w1ac.ampr.org, it gets through OK. I have set the new

It may be that those sites have the address cached, and the DNS
changed recently...

> > hotmail/netscape). However, mail from my attbi.com address
> > produces an error from the attbi.com postmaster, saying that "Host
> > w1ac.ampr.org not found".
> 
> I can't find any MX records for ampr.org or w1ac.ampr.org; in fact, I
> can't find any records at all for the latter name. What do netscape.net
> and hotmail know that I don't?

I second that.  It would seem that they no longer resolve that host
name.

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