Re: Can't send email to certain domains
- From: "David Capps" <Performance@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 26 May 2005 16:58:04 +0100
The problem is with your ISP you need to request them to add a PTR record (a
reverse lookup record) for your external IP address that points to your
domain name.
I have heard of some ISP's though that will not do this unless you host your
domain with them also.
To check if this is setup do a "nslookup <external IP address>" replace the
bits between the < >'s with your external IP address if it returns your
domain name then it is all setup and working correctly.
David Capps.
"J Weldon" <jweldin@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:e%23QDwkgYFHA.2420@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> One of my recipients switched iSPs, and when they did, I get an error when
> trying to send email to that user. The error states that I do not have
> permission I get an smtp error message: smtp;554 5.7.1 The server sending
> your mail [my public ip address] does not have a reverse DNS entry.
> Connectoin Rejected. Please contact your dial-up/dsl/network isp provider.
> default rejection!
>
> the isp of my recipient says that I don't have a ptr set for my domain.
>
> Is the problem on my server or with my hosting company?
>
.
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