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Re: Communicator and the 40sec send delayFrom: LiangTyan Fui Date: Friday, June 9, 2000
Time: 9:35:30 pmThe problem can be due to SIMS that you are using.
SIMS tends to perform a reverse lookup on sender email -on the STMP session.
On 9/6/00 8:48 PM, Heath wrote:
> After discovering the fix, I'm hoping that somebody here can explain
> why this is happening.
>
> Running SIMS 1.8b7 mailserver software (outside my Firewall), CISCO
> Firewall, client machine running Netscape Communicator (v4.7 or
> various) behind the firewall, at this point let me leave out QuickDNS
> and simply use the ISP's DNS (also outside the firewall).
>
> The problem is a simple one, in the preferences for Net Comm 4.7, if
> the email address is set to <user>@deepend.co.uk then it used to take
> 43 seconds to send an email. If you set the email address to
> <user>@mailhost.deepend.co.uk and the Reply-to-address to
> <user>@deepend.co.uk it would send instantly.
>
> It happens ONLY with Netscape on the Mac or PC...
>
> In the last 48 hours I discovered that if I got my ISP to add an A
> record for deepend.co.uk, to equal the resolved address
> 195.92.122.194 (my mailhost) then the problem goes away......I've
> also done it with one other domain I manage mail for, so this
> additional A record solves the problem.
>
> What I want to know is why am I having to add this A record to every
> domain I manage mail for?
> and by running Quick DNS locally (behind my firewall) how do I add
> these A records that my ISP has been adding (cause it obviously
> solves the problem).
>
> I did give it a try yesterday, but being a newbie everything's a blur :)
>
> TIA
>
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