Thanks. In addition to moving to IMail as a gateway, I switched DNS systems
also, and didn't have a pointer to my domain. This did the trick. Thanks.
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Subject: RE: [IMail Forum] Sender domain must exist error
Author: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: 8/23/1999 6:44 PM
AWe had the same problems until we set up a c-name record to point to just
>ourdomain.com. We had mx pointing properly to mail.ourdomain.com.
>mail.ourdomain.com resolved properly from the ip (reverse) and
>www.ourdomain.com resolved to our webserver. But we were having problems
>with aol, digex, and bellsouth.net until we set up a record to point to just
>ourdomain.com.
what kind of record, another MX or CNAME record? as in..
IN MX mail.ourdomain.com
IN CNAME ourdomain.com
IN MX ourdomain.com
ie, what specifically did all your RR looks like?
Len
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AWe had the same problems until we set up a c-name record to point to
just<br>
<blockquote type=cite cite>ourdomain.com. We had mx pointing properly to
mail.ourdomain.com.<br>
mail.ourdomain.com resolved properly from the ip (reverse) and<br>
<a href="http://www.ourdomain.com/" eudora="autourl">www.ourdomain.com</a>
resolved to our webserver. But we were having problems<br>
with aol, digex, and bellsouth.net until we set up a record to point to just<br>
ourdomain.com.<br>
</blockquote><br>
what kind of record, another MX or CNAME record? as in..<br>
<br>
IN MX
mail.ourdomain.com<br>
IN CNAME ourdomain.com<br>
IN MX
ourdomain.com<br>
<br>
ie, what specifically did all your RR looks like?<br>
<br>
Len<br>
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