> What I called the host file, is the list of addresses in the "Virtual Host
>Configuration" section under "Add a Host".
FYI, that's something different, and would be a list of the local machine IPs.
>My DNS servers are listed with only spaces between them.
Is this in the "Domain Name Server address" option in the SMTP tab of the
IMail Administrator?
> Before calling Interland about the problem, I found that I can telnet to
> some other locations, but not those that you sent me. 209.149.123.15
> connected perfectly, as did others. So I really am at a loss of what to
tell
> the Interland guys. Any other suggestions?
I've found your problem.
Interland's DNS servers (64.224.20.132, 64.224.20.133, and 64.224.20.134)
appear to be authoritative DNS servers only (ones that will only answer
requests for domains that it is authoritative for), and not a
recursive/caching DNS server (one that will look up any DNS entries for you).
You'll need to check with your ISP to find out what recursive/caching DNS
servers you can use (or you can use a DNS server of your own).
-Scott
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