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alanf617 30-11-2004 23:33

Email keeps bouncing back
 
"Your message was not delivered because the Domain Name System
(DNS) for the destination computer is not configured correctly"

What is going wrong? According to www.checkdns/net, this mate's xxx.dsl.pipex.com email address should be ok, and I can email him from work. Any ideas?

Alan

nffc 30-11-2004 23:35

Re: Email keeps bouncing back
 
The email is obviously Alan Partridge :LOL:

Seriously, change your DNS server, it's possible the one you're using is down?

Paul 30-11-2004 23:51

Re: Email keeps bouncing back
 
It usually means the server trying to send the mail cannot find an MX record for the destination domain.

alanf617 30-11-2004 23:55

Re: Email keeps bouncing back
 
1) can you translate into simple language

and

2) how do I change a DNS server?

SOSAGES 01-12-2004 09:15

Re: Email keeps bouncing back
 
email is a funny old thing - as ur asking how to change dns etc i doubt ur running ur own mail server so i assusme ur just using a pop account with ntl or someone - if so id say try emailing him again or getting someone else on the same network (isp) as u to email him as a test ..
email is strange.

alanf617 01-12-2004 10:52

Re: Email keeps bouncing back
 
Thanks.

Emails to my domain ( with a humorous name) are fowarded by UK2.net to the NTL account. Emails go out from the NTL account directly ( I think), but emails to this friend have bounced back for > 24 hours.

AND suddenly, I've started receiving emails that have spent about 2-3 weeks in transit, this morning I got one sent by another chum ( I have > 2 friends) on 9 November!

poo.

Do you have any ideas?


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