Hi Everyone - After our move, I'm still having a few issues sending to a couple of people. One of the last things I did was set up a Microsoft cache-only DNS server. Everything seems to be working ok with that. Today I tried to send a message to someone, and it was returned. So I started looking around through the log files. What I found was a line like this:
11:04 10:20 SMTPD(7632016d0000fe6d) [x] looking up excels.com in HOSTS 11:04 10:20 SMTPD(7632016d0000fe6d) [216.81.209.221] DATA The problem is that 216.81.209.221 is an IP address from the old network (and it appears that there is Reverse DNS associated with it). I see there is still a record in our externally hosted DNS for nnepa21.nnepa.com which points to this IP. I'm just not sure what it was there for, and why I'm still looking it up from my mail server. I'm guessing that I need to remove the record from DNS. But if the mail server or other DNS servers are using it (the logs are littered with a call to that IP address), then what else do I need to do to exorcise that demon? Any suggestions would be much appreciated. Todd To Unsubscribe: http://imailserver.com/support/discussion_list/ List Archive: http://www.mail-archive.com/imail_forum%40list.ipswitch.com/ Knowledge Base/FAQ: http://imailserver.com/support/kb.html
