DNS domains and subnets are relatively orthogonal.
The numbers you gave as example sound also very odd (if you
have a 10.10.107.0 server there are 3 possibilities:
a. just set a /23 network or wider netmask and that is all;
b. it won't wonk;
c. you misspelled your question.)
The reply anyway is: yes, you can !
(but to answer how we must know exact situation of the net)
On 9 May 2003, at 13:54, Marco Gomes wrote:
> I have one location (10.10.106.0) running Exim 3.35 whith this domain,
> my.domain.com .
> Now we opened a second location (10.10.107.0).
> - How do i split one domain, my.domain.com, in two diferente locations,
> 10.10.106.0 and 10.10.107.0 ????
> - Can i put a second exim on +the new location and force it to use
> my.domain.com as it's domain and send mail's direct to domain.com (whithout
> passing in 10.10.106.0) ??
> - How do i send non local mail's from location one (10.10.106.0) to there
> local server (10.10.107.0)???
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