One of my resellers today just brought over a couple more domains due to
Comcast blocking the mailforward.bulkregister.com servers for the past
two days. These servers are used by Bulk Register to forward all E-mail
for a given domain to accounts hosted elsewhere and they have minimal if
any
Orin,
I have seen these issues in relation to EDNS0 being enabled on one of
the servers. While most servers and firewalls will work perfectly with
EDNS0 enabled, there are certainly some that will produce consistent
failed lookups. EDNS0 is a new way of doing DNS lookups by sending more
We have had access to the Beta and have run all our standard tests
successfully.
The caveat that I will offer is that there is no way in which we can
replicate every combination of tests
and events in our simulated environments. But to the best of our knowledge
Declude and IMail 2006
seem to be
Dave
I've tried this, and when I point imail to 127.0.0.1
the spam log shows that I'm not able to connect to the
external spam databases. As soon as I point imail back to
our dns server, the spam filter begins to work again. I've
got our two DNS servers, and one other all set up in the tcp
At 10:57 PM 11/29/2005, John T \(Lists\) wrote:
The domain you are trying to send to has DNS problems.
http://www.dnsreport.com/tools/dnsreport.ch?domain=ucancap.org
This we knew. But no one on their end seems to care much about
that. I question it is the cause of what we are seeing.
At 11:03 PM 11/29/2005, Dave Doherty wrote:
Hi, Orin-
A couple of suggestions
First, look at your HOSTS file in c:\winnt\system32\drivers\etc to
see if 64.62.134.10 is listed there. Delete the entry if you find it there.
Thanks. Done that. Nothing there.
Next, add DNS service to
JM - INVITEFIXON
Located in Declude.cfg. Some customers had issues related to Outlook meeting
requests appearing as text only. The default for this directive is OFF.
JM - Fixed skipping of certain DNSBL tests.
JM - STOPALLTESTS is now working correctly
EVA - Incorrect log entries
I have been hesitant to do our own DNS services because of others who
have told me doing your own DNS can become a full time job. I am
assuming they are talking about a registered DNS server when every
hacker in the world wants to play with it. I hadn't thought about
activating DNS though.
My two cents ...
John and Matt are offering sound best practices advice for installing
a cacheing only DNS on your Windows 2000. It's dead easy, and you'll
find that your queries to find mail servers and RBL answers are faster.
Cacheing only means that this DNS service on your Imail server
Andrew,
I was reading your reponse, thinking This is one of the more lucid
responses coming from the list (There is a huge amount of useful
information from the list, but not all of it is lucid. Sometimes you have to
dig for the gems.). And then I got down to the last paragraph and read
hinky
Given the fact that these types of tests (keyword,
subjectetc) take up processor memory, is there a way to run a scan of the
logs and get a list of the keywords that actually tripped the keyword filter, so
that you can clean up a keyword list and remove the ones that are not doing
Hi Orin-
Others have also answered this, but having a caching-only DNS server on your
Imail box doesn't require that you run your own DNS. On the W2K server,
access the Control Panel, Add/Remove Programs, and then click the option on
the left-hand side that says Add/ remove Windows
Hi,
I recently upgraded to Declude 3.0.5.20. Everything is running well except
for a backlog in the proc directory in the heavy part of the day. I began
adjusting threads in declude.cfg. The original setting was 5. With my Dual
1.5 Ghz machine, I figured 75 was closer to the mark.
Do I need
Changes to the Declude.cfg file require a restart of the Decludeproc.exe
service.
Of course, I highly recommend first stopping the Imail SMTP and Queue
Manager services before restarting the Decludeproc service but some one has
posted that is not needed.
John T
eServices For You
-Original
It's not necessary to stop/start any IMail services, since IMail calls
declude.exe (not decludeproc.exe), and all declude.exe does is move the
queue files from the spool directory to the proc directory. Decludeproc
checks the proc directory at whatever time interval you have set in you
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