Gabor,
Unless you give us the real domain that you are sending to, then there is
little we can help you with.
Please give us the part of the email address from and including the '@'.
EG.. @domain.com
This should relate to the [EMAIL PROTECTED] that you are emailing.
Then we can help.
Rob
Rob,
Thanks, your reply. Here is one of the fault email addresses: [EMAIL
PROTECTED]
Thanks again...
Gabor
Gabor,
Unless you give us the real domain that you are sending to, then there is
little we can help you with.
Please give us the part of the email address from and
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on Friday, June 09, 2006 2:06 PM:
Thanks, your reply. Here is one of the fault email
addresses: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Are more mails failing for DNS issues?
Try adding a SmartDNSHost host directive to your server.tab (with the
nameservers you prefer).
-soenke
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To
Looks ok from here.
Telnet on port 25 to both connects and gives header, albeit slowly.
I'd say you had a temporary DNS outage.
ErrCode = -40
ErrString = Invalid server address
This indicates it couldn't resolve the name to an IP.
; DiG 9.2.3 @ns1 tappancs.szeged.hu mx
;; global
Hello,
Thanks to both, I see this is a DNS problem. When I tried to get the MX
record from the console, it was bad too, and the real MX record is unresolvable
from the console. I will check my DNS server config. Perhaps DNS cache...
Thanks again,
Gabor
Looks ok from here.
Telnet
