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[cobalt-users] Problem receiving mail for virtual domain
- Subject: [cobalt-users] Problem receiving mail for virtual domain
- From: Matthew Marino <mattm@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed Sep 25 08:11:00 2002
- List-id: Mailing list for users to share thoughts on Sun Cobalt products. <cobalt-users.list.cobalt.com>
I read through the posts and FAQ's and nothing quite fit. A have a brand
new RaQ4. I have the both network interfaces active. 1 is on the LAn at
192.168.1.1, the other is on out public IP's at 151.203.141.136. The
basic site is set up as the domain citystamp.com. I created a virtual
site diegraphicsgroup.com on the interface 151.203.141.136. I have added
diegraphicsgroup.com in the E-mail parameters as a host for which we
recieve mail. I tested by sending SMTP to 192.168.1.1 and the server
accepts the mail. I can then retrieve it via POP at the same address. I
can ping the machine if I do it from the same subnet but not if I get on
an outside network. Looks like an obvious routing problem. Oddly enough
my outbound mail server has a WAN of 151.203.141.131 and should connect
SMTP directly to it's neighbor.
I have done all I can do to test DNS and nslookup returns the proper
IP if I look up an MX record for diegraphicsgroup.com. I can't ping the
RaQ4 but I'm not sure if that's a security feature as more and more
devices try to avoid pings and port scans. My reading doesn't confirm
that. The errors from my attempts to mail only read "connection deferred
by mail.diegraphicsgroup.com". Don't know if that means the server was
contacted and said nope or if it was unavailable.
To summarize;
Should the RaQ4 respond to pings with a source outside it's subnet
mask?
Is there any reasons the RaQ4 would not listen to SMTP on the WAN port?
Can anyone confirm or deny that the DNS MX record is heading in the
right direction?