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I think I found the issue. The PTR record set by the ISP is the users link user.lnk.telstra.net and not the correct address. I've just asked them to change it :)
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I think I found the issue. The PTR record set by the ISP is the users link user.lnk.telstra.net and not the correct address. I've just asked them to change it :)

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thanks, definitely the PTR record was wrong
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thanks, definitely the PTR record was wrong

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Hi Guys<br />
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I am getting an RDNS failure for my Exchange server when I run mxtoolbox RDNS lookup. It's telling me that the SMTP banner does not match the RDNS record.<br />
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My setup is:<br />
- Domain host: A mail record for domain1.com points to our static IP where the Exchange server is hosted. MX record points to A record for domain1.com<br />
- ISP: RDNS record from our static IP points to mail.domain1.com<br />
- Exchange: send and receive connector FQDN is set to mail.domain1.com as per <a href="http://community.mxtoolbox.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=6&t=13143" rel="ugc">http://community.mxtoolbox.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=6&t=13143</a><br />
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We are getting bounces back quite a bit for yahoo senders so I figure this might be the cause.<br />
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What have I got configured wrong for our RDNS?<br />
<br />
Kind Regards<br />
Aaron
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Hi Guys

I am getting an RDNS failure for my Exchange server when I run mxtoolbox RDNS lookup. It's telling me that the SMTP banner does not match the RDNS record.

My setup is:
- Domain host: A mail record for domain1.com points to our static IP where the Exchange server is hosted. MX record points to A record for domain1.com
- ISP: RDNS record from our static IP points to mail.domain1.com
- Exchange: send and receive connector FQDN is set to mail.domain1.com as per http://community.mxtoolbox.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=6&t=13143

We are getting bounces back quite a bit for yahoo senders so I figure this might be the cause.

What have I got configured wrong for our RDNS?

Kind Regards
Aaron

Exchange 2010 RDNS fails but ISP has added the correct record

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.