> > That's fine, but you need to find out why IMail thinks it is a local
> > account. That's a bad thing. It may be *your* account, but if IMail
> > thinks that charter.net is a local domain, you'll never be able to send
> > mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED], for example. You'll need to do some research
> > to see if IMail is trying to accept all mail to @charter.net.
> >
>
>Having Charter's IP address in IMail DNS, It send out to charter,
>I called them up, and questioned them about the issue, and they
>beleive (You would think that would know) that I would need to
>have there IP Address in it, In order to get out of there Gateway??
THAT IS UNRELATED.
The IMail DNS entry is for YOUR DNS SERVER(S) ONLY. What you have there
will NOT affect what domains IMail accepts mail for.
> > The "Domain Name Server Address" entry must be the IP address of a DNS
> > server (you can have multiple IPs, separated by spaces). It can be the
> > Charter DNS server, or a local DNS server. But if you can't ping that IP
> > from your IMail server, you won't be able to use it (unless you're dealing
> > with a paranoid admin that turns off ICMP in their firewall, in which case
> > you'll need to use nslookup or dig to see if the DNS server is reachable
> > from the IMail server).
> >
>
>Booth my Static IP and the Charter IP both will Ping.
>(And no I am not a paranoid admin :-) , a crazy one, but not paranoid :-) )
BUT YOU HAVE NO DNS SERVER RUNNING.
PLEASE READ THIS (I RARELY RESORT TO ALL CAPS): CHARTER GAVE YOU AN IP
ADDRESS THAT THEY SAID WAS A DNS SERVER; ENTER THAT IP ADDRESS IN THE IMAIL
SMTP "Domain Name Servers" BOX. THAT WILL FIX THIS PROBLEM.
Clear enough? <BG>
-Scott
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