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Which mailserver do you have sendmail. Postfix, etc.<br />
Look at /var/log/maillog <br />
Re you able to resolve any domain? nslookup -q=mx domainname or dig domainname mx<br />
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You may have defined a smart host that is no longer available.
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Which mailserver do you have sendmail. Postfix, etc.
Look at /var/log/maillog
Re you able to resolve any domain? nslookup -q=mx domainname or dig domainname mx

You may have defined a smart host that is no longer available.

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The server name and IP address are returned<br />
The IP address returned has a #53 on the end of it.. &nbsp;And the dig says address not found.<br />
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Would you know where the IP address in the NSlookup is stored on the server?
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The server name and IP address are returned
The IP address returned has a #53 on the end of it..  And the dig says address not found.

Would you know where the IP address in the NSlookup is stored on the server?

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Okay, I did the dig wrong (rookie error). It does show a reasonable reply.<br />
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I'm using mailx... I try to send a msg from the command line... I don't get an error. The log file for my ID has content...but the mail never arrives.
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Okay, I did the dig wrong (rookie error). It does show a reasonable reply.

I'm using mailx... I try to send a msg from the command line... I don't get an error. The log file for my ID has content...but the mail never arrives.

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They say the &quot;recycled&quot; sendmail...it is working now.
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They say the "recycled" sendmail...it is working now.

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Since our last server reboot we have been unable to send mail to internet addresses, but we can still send email to other users on the server. Is there a parm file somewhere that defines what addresses are recognized by the server for email?
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Since our last server reboot we have been unable to send mail to internet addresses, but we can still send email to other users on the server. Is there a parm file somewhere that defines what addresses are recognized by the server for email?

Solaris email problem

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