SharePoint 2013 - Incoming email with smtp alias domain

Hi All
I have configured the following for SharePoint 2013 Incoming email.
CA - Incoming email - enabled
Automatic and received mail from all servers
email server display address:
[email protected]
smtp installed on one SharePoint server and configured with
defautl domain: spservername.domain.net and alias domain:
spmail.domainname.net
emails are receiced in SharePoint lists / library are working when incoming email settings using the default local smtp domain (spservername.domainname.net) but not working when using the alias domain (spmail.domainname.net).
Can anyone advice of what I have done wrong or missing in my configuration?
Thanks in advance for your comments or advices
Swanl

trevor
I tried that but that did not work. I got this error below. Does that mean I need to create a DNS MX record for spmail.domainname.net to point it to the smtp server
spservername.domain.net
Thanks
Xuan
Swanl
It looks like you have a DNS mis-configuration in this case with regards to how your MX record is configured (if it exists at all).
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