Problems with SMTP

I have just changed my ISP and my email address.
I hit a problem I encountered before but never solved. Now that I have 2 email addresses it wouldn't accept the regular SMTP address for the new mail which is mail."myisp".com.au
After discussions with my ISP I had to give a direct numerical address to use for mail responses. According to the support person this is a regular problem with OSX.
Is this right or wrong? This is not the only quirk I find with Mail in OSX.

I have just changed my ISP and my email address.
I hit a problem I encountered before but never solved. Now that I have 2 email addresses it wouldn't accept the regular SMTP address for the new mail which is mail."myisp".com.au
After discussions with my ISP I had to give a direct numerical address to use for mail responses. According to the support person this is a regular problem with OSX.
Is this right or wrong? This is not the only quirk I find with Mail in OSX.

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