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Mike Lambert User is Offline

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4/07/2005 08:07 PM
We are going to start using Exchange Server to host our own e-mail and I received an e-mail from our current ISP informing us that they will update the MX record and drop the TTL's on our MX record. Can someone tell me what TTL means in this reference? Thanks, Mike

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4/08/2005 06:20 AM
TTL = Time to live This is the Time To Live for the record. Any Server which queries this record will cache the result and update this record after this time interval. Cheers Steve

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