>Yes I host my own DNS records over here, Have been for over a year,
>And, I have always used a static ip & IMail has always worked.
That is very, very important information. :)
If that is the case, then you *can* tell IMail to use your local DNS
server. However:
>But it is working now, Unfortunantly I have to use my ISP's IP Address
>But, I would rather use there's than not being able to use my mail server
The problem before was that you were entering an IP address that the
mailserver does not know about, which causes network traffic, which is not
necessary for TCP/IP (technically, UDP/IP) connections to the local
server. If you enter "127.0.0.1", it should work fine, if you have a DNS
server on the same machine as IMail, and that it supports recursive queries
(IE it lets you look up any DNS information, not just DNS information on
domains it is authoritative for).
-Scott
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