Sorry for the repost, I fixed a few typos and corrected the subject Ok I have a domain that got setup on my I-mail server a long time ago, since then this domain has discontuniued service with us. It is a non-virtual domain that thinks it is using an ip that the server doesn't have an interface for. Further more this unwanted domain is being told to authenticate against our NT database. Our domain (codenet.net) is the one that should be using the nt database, which it is.
So when someone sends an email to this other domain, which is no longer on our server, our server tries to deliver it locally, which of course it fails. The obvious solution is to delete the domain that we don't host any more and be done with. When I try to erase that domain through the imail administrator the administrator shows that the domain is erased, but in the process switches our domain, codenet.net so that it isn't any longer authenticating against a nt, but it thinks it is against an imail database. I restart imail admin and switch our domain back to nt authent and this other domain is still there, and the server is still trying to deliver messages for that domain locally instead of going to mx records and out to the inter. Anyone seen that before or have any suggestions, I have already reinstalled imail and restored the registry and it still does the same thing. Daniel Baughman ------------------------------------------------------- To Unsubscribe: http://www.ipswitch.com/support/mailing-lists.html List Archive: http://www.mail-archive.com/imail_forum%40list.ipswitch.com/ Knowledge Base/FAQ: http://www.ipswitch.com/support/IMail/
