I had something similar happen with my local DNS server and Smartermail.
What fixed it for was to disable the DNS Client Service in windows.
Dave Doherty wrote:
Hi Andy-
What happens if you do an NSLOOKUP and then use the "server" command to
specify your DNS server. Then try to query for domain names.
Duh. I should have thought of that. Thanks.
It does give an interesting result. I am running Smarter Mail on this
box, with its DNS pointed to 127.0.0.1 as usual. When I remove the
outside DNS addresses from the NIC setup, SM could not find the
destination mail servers and the outbound messages sat in the spool
until they timed out. I was assuming that because SM couldn't find the
domains the DNS wasn't resolving them.
But it seems the DNS does resolve addresses when the upstream
resolvers are removed.
And then I ran some tests this morning, and everything works fine now.
So I still don't know what went wrong. I guess I'll leave it for now
and keep an eye on things.
-d
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