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have you recently changed your MX records ? have you used any online spam blocker ervice before ?
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have you recently changed your MX records ? have you used any online spam blocker ervice before ?

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the mx records have not changed within the past month. &nbsp;No we do not use an online spam blocker.
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the mx records have not changed within the past month.  No we do not use an online spam blocker.

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Do you host your own external DNS records?
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Do you host your own external DNS records?

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no, they are hosted by an outside provider. &nbsp;I was thinking of changing companies it is hosted by a local web-hosting provider.<br />
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When i first wrote the OP, dnsgoodies showed no records. &nbsp;Now, dnsgoodies shows records for the domain. &nbsp;I am sure that its only a matter of time before it again cannot find any records.<br />
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no, they are hosted by an outside provider.  I was thinking of changing companies it is hosted by a local web-hosting provider.

When i first wrote the OP, dnsgoodies showed no records.  Now, dnsgoodies shows records for the domain.  I am sure that its only a matter of time before it again cannot find any records.



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I have a domain that is having problems receiving email from yahoo/att.net only. &nbsp;The error the yahoo people get is &quot;No MX or A records for domain.com&quot;. &nbsp;I am told that this is a sporatic error - some emails make it through, some don't. &nbsp;The DNS records all look fine to me and I've verified through mxtoolbox.com. &nbsp;I have noticed that at times, dnsgoodies.com shows no records for this domain. &nbsp;I think this might be an indication of the problem - what would cause this?<br />
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The domain that is having the problem is a single sbs 2008 server running exchange.<br />
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Thanks,<br />
Pete<br />

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I have a domain that is having problems receiving email from yahoo/att.net only.  The error the yahoo people get is "No MX or A records for domain.com".  I am told that this is a sporatic error - some emails make it through, some don't.  The DNS records all look fine to me and I've verified through mxtoolbox.com.  I have noticed that at times, dnsgoodies.com shows no records for this domain.  I think this might be an indication of the problem - what would cause this?

The domain that is having the problem is a single sbs 2008 server running exchange.

Thanks,
Pete


No MX or A records for domain.com

Exchange is the server side of a collaborative application product that is part of the Microsoft Server infrastructure. Exchange's major features include email, calendaring, contacts and tasks, support for mobile and web-based access to information, and support for data storage.