what does this mean?

I got it pointed to A name not cname. I posted my forward lookup in this post so you can see them all 3 hosts(exchange servers) entered in new-domina.com lookup are ANames.

That DNS web site i just ran saud my MX records are correct too.
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Looking at my dns now what i have is my MX record is pointed not to a AName but the ip adress of our Exhange server 10.50.0.245. So mapping a MX record to server ip address in stead of ANAME bad?

Dns stuff was more helpful. Typed in my e-mail address got this message

216.160.60.122. 10 [Bogus MX record - 216.160.60.122. is supposed to be a hostname, not an IP!]

So that answered my question DOnt map mx record to ip directly map it to aNAME.

Made the proper changes in the forward lookup as sahirh said. I still get this message anyway. GRRR hehe do i need to wait a while after these changes to effect?

That depends on the specified TTL on your master dns server's configuration.

DOnt map mx record to ip directly map it to aNAME.

Yes, thats what I was trying to say

Well now the MX record is mapped to the ANAME for new-domain.com

Name Type Data
new-domain.com Mail Exchanger [10]pffsdex02.new-domain.com.
pffsdex02 HOST 10.50.0.245

i Have it entered as shown above so its correct.

DNS stuff STILL says its mapped to an IP when you can clearly see its not. And still cant e-mail from linus servers.

FQDN reads for virtual SMTP server
pffsdex02.new-domain.com

so thats right also

Why? is DNS stuff saying its mapped to ip its not anymore