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Thanks all, great points to consider. I'll think about it some more and make a final decision.

Thanks Woger, seems interesting.

But since you haven't tested it, question to others: does anybody else have this live in this way?

Hi Woger, how would you configure that? Round robin and one MX record?

Thanks Shawn, awesome.

OK great, thanks for the input!

Thank you budy, very happy with an answer.

I guess I'll just configure two EFA just identically and make the one MX1 and the second MX2 as a backup.

Also, as some kind of load balancing I can for instance make:

for domain A the MX1 the high priority MX record and MX2 the low priority MX record ...

Sorry to double post, but the other thread has a wrong title (was initially posted because of another problem).

I would like to use EFA as MX1 and MX2 for different domains and then in EFA reroute traffic to the appropriate mailserver. What would be the recommended setup if I would want two EFA ...

Wow it seems this has nothing to do with EFA but a big coincidence is that my original email server is having problems... So never mind the above for now, I think I'll have to fix it somewhere else.

Two unrelated follow up questions if I may:

1. What would be the recommended setup if I would want ...

Hi,

Been struggling with this for a couple of hours, what am I doing wrong? This is the plan:

Installed EFA on CentOS 6.9, updated it all and setup one domain. On this domain I also have my own mailserver (on another server). Now I've changed the MX records to:

MX 10 efa-mailfilter.mydomain.com ...