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10-21-2009, 02:58 AM
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AOl blocking
Hi All ,
Please find me a solution for my problem. I hosted one beta website in y office server and and pointed to the domain to my isp provided public IP.This websiite is desiged by our .net programmers in asp.net.Everything is working fine.In that website we have registration forum, when user register on that it will send a confirmation email to the user.But nine of AOL users not getting our confirmation email.I tried sending email to aol users from my webmail and its working.But when we tried from the application its not working.Pls fix ASAP. Thanks Giri |
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10-21-2009, 10:40 AM
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Re: AOl blocking
My guess would be that you're sending it through your servers own email server using the domain name from your hosted domain name. The MX record of your domain points to the "official" mail server for your domain name, so for example yourdomain.com has an MX record that's 111.222.333.444, but your webserver in your office has its own mail server and is sending messages claiming to also be yourdomain.com, but the address 444.555.666.777, then large service providers like AOL will often reject it because they do a reverse DNS search and the mail server IP address doesn't match. An easy way to fix that would be to configure your website to send email out through your hosted email server, not the local one.
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10-22-2009, 01:18 AM
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Re: AOl blocking
Hi djaburg,
Thanks for your quick reply.I will explain my issue more details.I have a windows 2003 server in my office(eg:incserver).In that i am hosted our asp.net website using IIS.In IIS it have a default Default SMTP Virtual Server is there.And the developer are using the smtp details of my mail server hosted in another place(eg:softinc).Today i am noticed one thing that when i try to send mail to aol user, it is coming to my incserver's C:\Inetpub\mailroot\Queue.:(. Tomorrow it will give a Delivery Status Notification (Delay) from incserver to my hosted mail server softinc (From:postmaster@incserver To: sitest@sofinc.com).Did you uderstand my issue. If any doubt pls ask me i need to resolve this issue asap:) thanks Giri |
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