Subj : RE: localhost.localdomain
To   : All
From : BRUCE ROTH
Date : Thu Jan 31 2019 19:18:38

Date: Tue, 06 Nov 2012 16:14:23 -0400
From: BRUCE ROTH
To: MICHAEL PURDY
Subject: RE: localhost.localdomain
Newsgroups: win.server.smtp.&.avs
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Mike,

To answer your questions, yes to all. 

A few months ago I switched servers went from an XP to Vista, new install 
of WC5.  After running this server for years, now I get this problem.

Frustrating! when you don't know what is controlling it.

Thanks again.

Bruce

On 11/6/2012 4:15 AM, MICHAEL PURDY wrote to BRUCE ROTH:

-> Bruce
-> 
-> Your reverse lookup is fine
-> 
-> Non-authoritative answer:
-> 64.71.124.4.in-addr.arpa        name = 4.124.71.64.cin.dial.core.com
-> 
-> To be honest my memory on this topic is somewhat fuzzy.
-> 
-> So:
-> 
-> In wcConfig -> Mail Server -> Primary Domain 
-> 
-> Is your Local Domain Name and Local Site Name set correctly?
-> 
-> In wcConfig -> Mail Server -> Primary Domain -> Hosts -> DefaultHost
-> 
-> Is the site name and domain name set correctly?
-> 
-> ** Most importantly 
-> 
-> In wcConfig -> Mail Server -> SMTP Server
-> 
-> Is Local domain name set correctly?
-> 
-> Also Hector maybe populating the domain name from a local IP lookup so 
if
-> your PC has a Private IP Address i.e. 192.168.x.x etc does your DNS or
-> local hosts file have a proper entry for your PC/Host.
-> 
-> Mike
-> 
-> On 11/6/2012 3:47 AM, BRUCE ROTH wrote to MICHAEL PURDY:
-> 
-> -> Mike,
-> -> 
-> -> Yes that is what I am saying. Is this a ISP problem or is it mine 
here on 
-> -> my server?
-> -> Here is my domain name.
-> -> mail.superp.com
-> -> superp.com
-> -> 
-> -> Thanks for the assistance.
-> -> 
-> -> On 11/5/2012 5:16 PM, MICHAEL PURDY wrote to BRUCE ROTH:
-> -> 
-> -> -> Bruce
-> -> -> 
-> -> -> Are you saying that when connecting to another SMTP server they 
are 
-> -> logging
-> -> -> 
-> -> ->    helo localhost.localdomain
-> -> -> 
-> -> -> If so it suggests a DNS issue.  That is that your external IP when 
-> -> reverse
-> -> -> mapped may come back as localhost.localdomain rather than:
-> -> -> 
-> -> ->    yourhostname.yourdomain.com
-> -> -> 
-> -> -> What is your host domain name?
-> -> -> 
-> -> -> Mike
-> -> -> 
-> -> -> 
-> -> -> On 11/5/2012 4:56 PM, BRUCE ROTH wrote to all:
-> -> -> 
-> -> -> -> I hope someone out here has the answer.
-> -> -> -> 
-> -> -> -> My smtp server is outputting localhost.localdomain on the helo 
-> -> response and 
-> -> -> -> is getting black listed for it.
-> -> -> -> 
-> -> -> -> What is the fix, anyone know?
-> -> -> -> 
-> -> -> -> Thanks,
-> -> -> -> 
-> -> -> -> Bruce 
-> -> ->  
-> ->  
->  
 
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