>http://www.dnsreport.com/tools/dnsreport.ch?domain=scanfrentz.com
>
>They have DNS problems.
>
>
>When I send to [EMAIL PROTECTED], Imail tries to connect to
>146.210.92.21, and then gives me the 421 error. When I telnet to this IP
>address, I get the same 421 error.
Interesting -- every time I try connecting, it never responds. Their
mailserver is seriously broken, if it isn't responding for some
mailservers, and is giving a 421 to others.
>According to the MX record that DNS report says belongs to scanfrentz,
>the IP address of their main mail server is 207.127.215.2. When I telnet
>to that, I get the ready message.
I'm not sure where you are getting that IP -- it appears as though it is a
backup mailserver run by Sprint ("IP & DNS Storage", they call it). It
isn't in scanfrentz.com's MX records.
>I don't even understand why its trying to use the 146 address?
The MX records are:
10 scanmail.scanfrentz.com. [TTL=86400] IP=146.210.92.21 [TTL=86400]
20 smtp.tele.fi. [TTL=86400] IP=192.89.123.25 [TTL=3600]
30 smtp.inet.fi. [TTL=86400] IP=192.89.123.192 [TTL=21600]
IMail is doing the right thing by connecting to 146.210.92.21. And, given
how messed up their mailserver is, there's no hint that IMail isn't doing
anything properly.
What you want is to hard-code the IP 192.89.123.25 into the HOSTS file, and
hope that it isn't as badly damaged as their primary mailserver.
-Scott
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