Re: [IMail Forum] Outbound Mail Failing - send error 10054

[Wolf Tombe]

Eric,   Thanks for the reply to my posts regarding the Send Error 10054.  The server is using a duel port on board Intel Pro MT 1000 Gigabit adapter; so I followed your advice and updated the NIC drivers to the latest version available from Intel and set the card to 100MB full duplex.  Unfortunately, I’m still not having any luck getting iMail to successfully send outbound messages.  Now, I seem to be getting a lot of “MX connect Fail” messages.  Also, in checking the logs I now notice that I’m seeing a lot of receive errors indicating “invalid user” for my e-mail account [EMAIL PROTECTED].  Yet, this is set as a valid alias on the server pointing to my account of “wtombe”.  What’s really odd is that I’ve checked ALL of these settings against my old iMail server and they are identical to it and it works fine; yet iMail on the new “more powerful” server fails with multiple errors.  Here is a recent expert from my logs:   11:01 06:17 IMAP4  (000007e8) TCP listener started on 143 11:01 06:17 POP3D  (00000d60) server starting on port 110 of mail.cyberwolves.com 11:01 06:17 SMTPD(0000000000000000) server starting on port 25 of mail.cyberwolves.com 11:01 06:18 SMTPD(1b69003302169386) [192.168.1.160] connect 66.14.189.7 port 4568 11:01 06:18 SMTPD(1b69003302169386) [66.14.189.7] HELO lac.usp.br 11:01 06:18 SMTPD(1b69003302169386) [66.14.189.7] MAIL FROM: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 11:01 06:18 SMTPD(1b69003302169386) [66.14.189.7] RCPT TO: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 11:01 06:18 SMTPD(1b69003302169386) [66.14.189.7] ERR mail.cyberwolves.com invalid user <[EMAIL PROTECTED] 11:01 06:20 SMTP-(0000000000000000) Info - Adding Queue file E:\\Q1c0d00000a0098f5.GSC 11:01 06:20 SMTP-(1c0e00000a5c9d5a) processing E:\\Q1c0d00000a0098f5.GSC 11:01 06:20 SMTP-(1c0e00000a5c9d5a) [x] looking up hotmail.com in HOSTS and MX 11:01 06:20 SMTP-(1c0e00000a5c9d5a) Info - Adding hotmail.com to DNS cache - TTL = 1993 11:01 06:20 SMTP-(1c0e00000a5c9d5a) [x] looking up Covad.net in HOSTS and MX 11:01 06:20 SMTP-(1c0e00000a5c9d5a) Info - Adding Covad.net to DNS cache - TTL = 286 11:01 06:20 SMTP-(1c0e00000a5c9d5a) Inbound 11:01 06:20 SMTP-(1c0e00000a5c9d5a) ldeliver mail.cyberwolves.com wtombe-Sent (1) [EMAIL PROTECTED] 932 11:01 06:20 SMTP-(1c0e00000a5c9d5a) Trying Covad.net (0) 11:01 06:20 SMTP-(1c0e00000a5c9d5a) [x] Connecting socket to service <SMTP> on host <Covad.net> using protocol <tcp> 11:01 06:20 SMTP-(1c0e00000a5c9d5a) [x] using source IP for mail.cyberwolves.com [192.168.1.160] 11:01 06:20 SMTP-(1c0e00000a5c9d5a) Info - Found Covad.net in DNS Cache 11:01 06:20 SMTP-(1c0e00000a5c9d5a) MX connect fail "69.49.109.14" 11:01 06:20 SMTP-(1c0e00000a5c9d5a) MX connect fail "216.251.32.215" 11:01 06:20 SMTP-(1c0e00000a5c9d5a) MX connect fail "64.29.144.71" 11:01 06:20 SMTP-(1c0e00000a5c9d5a) Trying hotmail.com (0) 11:01 06:20 SMTP-(1c0e00000a5c9d5a) [x] Connecting socket to service <SMTP> on host <hotmail.com> using protocol <tcp> 11:01 06:20 SMTP-(1c0e00000a5c9d5a) [x] using source IP for mail.cyberwolves.com [192.168.1.160] 11:01 06:20 SMTP-(1c0e00000a5c9d5a) Info - Found hotmail.com in DNS Cache 11:01 06:20 SMTP-(1c0e00000a5c9d5a) MX connect fail "65.54.253.230" 11:01 06:20 SMTP-(1c0e00000a5c9d5a) MX connect fail "65.54.252.99" 11:01 06:20 SMTP-(1c0e00000a5c9d5a) MX connect fail "65.54.166.230" 11:01 06:20 SMTP-(1c0e00000a5c9d5a) MX connect fail "64.4.50.179" 11:01 06:20 SMTP-(1c0e00000a5c9d5a) requeuing E:\\Q1c0d00000a0098f5.GSC R0 T1 11:01 06:20 SMTP-(1c0e00000a5c9d5a) finished E:\\Q1c0d00000a0098f5.GSC status=3 11:01 06:21 SMTPD(1c28003602169387) [192.168.1.160] connect 220.176.205.3 port 3329 11:01 06:21 SMTPD(1c28003602169387) [220.176.205.3] HELO shstrust.org.uk 11:01 06:21 SMTPD(1c28003602169387) [220.176.205.3] MAIL FROM: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 11:01 06:21 SMTPD(1c28003602169387) [220.176.205.3] RCPT TO: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 11:01 06:21 SMTPD(1c28003602169387) [220.176.205.3] ERR mail.cyberwolves.com invalid user <[EMAIL PROTECTED]     I really appreciate whatever ideas or other suggestions you might have.   Thanks!