>Yes it is from the IMAIL server that I have been trying to do the nslookup.
>There are no enties in my hosts file. Should I just put one in for
>techie.com and be done with it?
You can. It's a hack (the drawback being that if they change their MX
records, you'll have outdated information), but it should work.
>Anyway to determine who dropped the ball on this one? My DNS or theirs?
It's very hard to say. I'd try using nslookup again, but forcing it to use
their DNS servers, just in case Windows really has other DNS servers
listed. You can type:
nslookup
server 64.63.161.12
set type=mx
techie.com
and then:
nslookup
server 64.63.162.12
set type=mx
techie.com
Connecting from here, those servers answer correctly (see
http://www.DNSstuff.com/tools/lookup.ch?name=techie.com&type=MX&server=64.63.161.12&detail=0
and
http://www.DNSstuff.com/tools/lookup.ch?name=techie.com&type=MX&server=64.63.162.12&detail=0
). If you aren't seeing any results from them, it may be that one/both
have blocked access to your server -- although that wouldn't explain why
other E-mail is going out.
-Scott
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