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Posted by Krishna - MVP on February 26, 2009

Open command prompt then type

Nslookup

set q=Mx and enter the domain name which you wante to find the MX records or your can use web based www.mxtoolbox.com to find the MX Records.

MX Preferences will give the priority option to which mail has to be deliverd

nslookup

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