Search Again: Re: Bounced mail From: Paul Willis Date: Wednesday, December 8, 1999 Time: 10:04:00 am Hi Their ISP has 3 nameservers, using DNS Expert (highly recommended) I queried each for my domain the first two gave a list of all the root servers and the third returned my QDNS servers, so this seems fine to me. Any other ideas? Paul Willis >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. > > > > > 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? > >

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