Hi thanks for your reply. I added my DNS in dnsserver tag of config.xml which is <server>202.84.33.13</server> and later I tested my DNS (202.84.33.13) and found SMTP blocked . Now I need a free DNS service that has SMTP enabled to test my mail server. Is it clear to you now..is there any such service?
Thanks Stefano Bagnara-2 wrote: > > hellian ha scritto: >> Hi I have successfully configured Apache Jmes Server but I can not send >> mail >> using my DNS because my ISP does not have MX record. Could someone tell >> me >> how can I get a free DNS service on the web with MX facility so that I >> can >> send mail using that DNS? >> >> Thanks >> >> Rashed > > Please use the user list for this questions, next time. > > Either I don't understand your question or it seems you are confused > about DNS/MX records and email in general. > > To send mail you have to use any recursive DNS server. The one your > provider assign to you when you connect to the internet are ok for this. > "my ISP does not have MX record" is something I don't understand. Do > they prune every MX record from DNS responses? I don't think so. > > JAMES uses DNS server to decide where to deliver mail. > If you want to deliver a mail to @example.com then JAMES looks up the MX > record for the example.com domain, (let's say it is smtp.example.com) > and then connect to smtp.example.com to send the message. > > If you instead want to setup JAMES Server to receive mail then you need > your own domain and you have to be able to add an MX record to that domain > > Stefano > > -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/Free-DNS-service-required-tp18941147p18942432.html Sent from the James - General mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
