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- Reverse DNS
- Hi folks, Lately, some users are getting this message error when sending emails to specific addresses. 5.5.0 smtp;550-Reverse DNS is missing or incorrect for the sending machine. I know it's related to rDNS but I don't know how to setup rDNS for our email server. Any help would be...
- Tags: E-mail, tzutzasialbu@...
- Discussion threads 2007-05-15
- Reverse DNS
- How do I check the RDNS entry for my mail servers? Suppose my mail server is test.exapmle.com(ip= 65.34.56.121) what should be my RDNS?Are you talking about MX? or simple reverse lookup?nslookup "your mail servers fqdn"your RDNS address should be 121.56.34.65.in-addr.arpaif you have a linux box standing around just do a...
- Tags: e-mail, e-mail server, IP, PTR, RDNS, server, ssssss2@...
- Q&A 2005-07-21
Additional Resources
- dToolz (exe)
- dToolz is an advanced Windows software program with a variety of features relating to domain verification and DNS resolving. It includes a Domain MX verifier, a RDNS checker and a Catch-all verifier. The Domain MX verifier will perform MX lookups on the domains in a list to determine which domains...
- Tags: Domain, dToolz, E-mail, Online Communications
- Software downloads 2006-07-08
- Cannot send email to AOL
- For months, we have had intermittent issues sending email to AOL addresses. I have worked with AOL engineers and verified that our DNS MX records are correct. We have RDNS and spf record and AOL has verified that they are correct. I have established feedback loops all...
- Tags: E-mail, Network technology, NETWORKING, Cyberthreats, America Online Inc., IP
- Q&A 2005-04-20
- Computers join domain at different sites
- OK. I think this is a good one.My host site has 3 domain controllers. When physically at the host site, while joining a pc to the domain, the pc will often join the domain at a remote site. The computer doesn't show in AD host site, only at the remote...
- Tags: computer, domain controller, KCC, scottara2@..., windows
- Q&A 2005-07-06
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