Hello Steve
> [...snip...]
> > Problem: Mail server works fine. I am able to send and
> recieve mails through
> > this mail server. everything works fine. able to
> subscribe to ilugc from
> > x.com , able to send and receive mails from gmail.
> >
> > But there are certain domains such as hotmail,
> > I use BSNL DSL connection and i don't have static IP
> address. everytime i connect i get a new WAN IP for my
> gateway device.
>
> Why don't you just get a static IP from BSNL? Inquire with
> them, they
> should be able to give it to you.
(BD)- How does this guarantee that it will work. Even
On Wednesday 25 Nov 2009 7:37:02 am Yogesh wrote:
> You can also try http://www.no-ip.com. I've never tried it.
>
please do not top post
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Hi,
You can also try http://www.no-ip.com. I've never tried it. And I don't know
how reliable it is. If your mail server is put to some very important or
critical use, I'd go by the others' words, get a static IP.
And I think a lot of BSNL's IPs are blacklisted by DNS servers and
Firewalls. Also
On Tuesday 24 Nov 2009 9:16:04 pm Dhuruvan B wrote:
> I use BSNL DSL connection and i don't have static IP address. everytime i
> connect i get a new WAN IP for my gateway device.
>
get a static IP. everytime my bsnl connection gets the IP you have used, I find
I am banned from a lot of sites.
Hello Dhuruvan,
On 11/24/2009 09:16 PM, Dhuruvan B wrote:
Hello Ilugc,
[...snip...]
Problem: Mail server works fine. I am able to send and recieve mails through
this mail server. everything works fine. able to subscribe to ilugc from
x.com , able to send and receive mails from gmail.
But there
On Tue, Nov 24, 2009 at 9:16 PM, Dhuruvan B wrote:
> I use BSNL DSL connection and i don't have static IP address. everytime i
> connect i get a new WAN IP for my gateway device.
Why don't you just get a static IP from BSNL? Inquire with them, they
should be able to give it to you.
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Hello Ilugc,
I had sent up a mail server with a specific domain name. Let's take a
fictitious example say x.com. i own this domain name x.com
The mail server is mail.x.com
Mail server runs on a private IP behind the Gateway.
I use a DDNS service and port forwarding all mail traffic to the mail se
