Search Again: Re: Bounced mail From: Aaron Lynch Date: Tuesday, December 7, 1999 Time: 9:51:00 pm you could start by doing a whois on their domain and finding out what their nameservers are, and query them whith your domain. They may or may not be using those same mail servers in their mail, but it would be a reasonable guess that they do, and a place to start, if the nameservers don't resolve properly you can tell the admin so. Paul Willis wrote: > Hi > > Someone (all domain and email services handled by another company not > us) has told us that when they try to send email to anyone in our > company ie: 'anyone@netro42.com' the mail is returned by their mail > server with a message 'domain not known' > > I have checked our DNS setup from the root servers down and all seems > OK we are getting mail to these addresses from elsewhere fine. > > My guess is that the DNS server that their mail server is looking at > is the problem? > What would this be or what else can cause this so I can let their sys > amin know? > > Paul Willis

Messages In This Thread: Bounced mail by Paul Willis on Dec 7, 1999 at 5:49:00 pm Re: Bounced mail by Aaron Lynch on Dec 7, 1999 at 9:51:00 pm Re: Bounced mail by Paul Willis on Dec 8, 1999 at 10:04:00 am