Stormwalker
Limp Gawd
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- Nov 8, 2004
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I am attempting to resolve an issue with e-mail. Right now, we use SBS 2003. We also have e-mail (and domain, and webhosting) through godaddy. I have the server set up with the pop3 connector tool or whatever to check for messages and deliver them to the appropriate user mailboxes.
Now, I need to do the forward DNS and reverse DNS stuff. I believe my ISP (Integra) takes care of the reverse DNS part of it. I need to forward DNS. I am not quite sure how to go about this.
Right now, e-mail is working fine, except for delivery to addresses like @comcast.net or @aol.com, because those addresses require the reverse DNS or whatnot.
I've read a number of things on the web, but nothing has really jumped out at me as to how to actually go about this. I'm far from a "computer expert" but I definitely try to figure out how to do these sorts of things myself, call me crazy but I think it's fun to learn how to do this stuff. I built and set up my server myself, and I try to learn/do as much as possible myself. I'm stumped on this one though. I'm not totally opposed to calling an IT support firm or some such thing, but that would be no fun.
Thanks for any info and tips you can provide!
Now, I need to do the forward DNS and reverse DNS stuff. I believe my ISP (Integra) takes care of the reverse DNS part of it. I need to forward DNS. I am not quite sure how to go about this.
Right now, e-mail is working fine, except for delivery to addresses like @comcast.net or @aol.com, because those addresses require the reverse DNS or whatnot.
I've read a number of things on the web, but nothing has really jumped out at me as to how to actually go about this. I'm far from a "computer expert" but I definitely try to figure out how to do these sorts of things myself, call me crazy but I think it's fun to learn how to do this stuff. I built and set up my server myself, and I try to learn/do as much as possible myself. I'm stumped on this one though. I'm not totally opposed to calling an IT support firm or some such thing, but that would be no fun.
Thanks for any info and tips you can provide!