when I do a dig or nslookup I get the dns of the isp
Michael C Reilly, MCSE, MCP + I
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Sent: Friday, May 26, 2000 1:15 PM
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Subject: RE: [IMail Forum] Setting up Imail6.0 on win2k
>I am trying to get Imail to work on my windows 2000 network but cannot
>receive any mail messages. It sends fine but does not receive. I have added
>an mx record to the DNS server but that has not fixed the problem. Does
>anyone have any suggestions.
Besides Len's comments, another possibility is that your new MX record
hasn't propogated to the DNS servers of the sending mail server's domain.
Try DIG or an NSLOOKUP on the sending DNS servers, and see what the MX
records for *your* domain are currently set to.
I ran into this problem with IPSwitch's DNS servers when testing to their
auto-responder address.
-John Cisar
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