I think there is some confusion here Robin...
The DNS that is broken is NOT the DNS entries for your domains... it's
the DNS client on your mail server.
Log onto your mail server and try this command:
dig mx google.com
If it takes a long time to reply, or says no servers could be reached,
then your outbound messages aren't being sent because the server cannot
lookup where to send them!
The easiest fix is to edit the file /etc/resolv.conf and make the
nameserver entries something dependable.... like:
nameserver 4.2.2.4
nameserver 4.2.2.5
If you're trying to be your own DNS server, you may or may not want to
configure your own server to be your "primary" DNS server.
Read the man page for resolv.conf for more config options.
I hope this helps....
Dan
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Jake Vickers wrote:
Robin W. Sanchez C. wrote:
Ok thnas, but exists any option to disable this MX validation into the
QMT, only for make test because my domains look well
Not be be condescending, but you don't expect a mail server to work
with broken DNS do you?
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