On Tuesday 27 February 2007, Travis H. wrote: > Is Comcast configured to allow you to claim a domain name other than > comcast? You could have problems claiming a source address > chrissmith.org unless comcast is configured to tolerate it. > Normally you have to do address mapping to the appropriate comcast.com > mailbox on the way out, and the inverse on the way in.
Sure. It sends the email, always has - Comcast isn't bouncing it. > Normally you have to do address mapping to the appropriate comcast.com > mailbox on the way out, and the inverse on the way in. Never had a service that made me do that. The mail was sent to the list, it was the list that one day started bouncing it. I have, as a Comcast user, a Comcast email box but don't use it. I only use Comcast for outgoing email as the are my ISP and therefore allow relaying through their servers (if you're on their network you can send through their servers - no need to authenticate via POP3 first). I can't email to most places directly because most Comcast IP addresses are DUL. Chris
