SurgeMail will attempt to use the DNS settings of your operating system for its name resolutions. If this is not working for some reason you can manually force SurgeMail to use particular dns servers using the setting g_dns_host setting. eg. where the IP numbers are the ip addresses you wish to force SurgeMail to use.g_dns_host "1.2.3.4,2.3.4.5"
note: You must restart SurgeMail when changing g_dns_host
SurgeMail provides status information on the DNS servers that it uses in on the status page on the web interface.
If this still fails it may be that the DNS server is faulty and is not responding or that a firewall or gateway is blocking TCP port 53 access. (some OS services only require UDP access which is why your firewall might be blocking TCP traffic on port 53) To test this telnet to your DNS server as per "telnet your.dns.server.ip 53". If this does not connect this is the problem. If this does connect then your DNS server is working fine.
DNS? Do you have RBL's listed on your system that have gone away? Are your DNS servers overloaded and timing out? Lyle On 02/04/14 13:52, Charles Bender wrote: Hey all, My SMTP server seems to be taking an inordinate amount of time to respond to basic telnet requests. Some of them have taken over 30 seconds. This is causing an issue with inbound mail timing out. Any ideas what could be causing this? Total threads to the server are only 300 to 500 with a max of 213 SMTP. I appreciate any thoughts. We are running 6.4a-1 on Windows. Thanks, Chuck
Hey all, My SMTP server seems to be taking an inordinate amount of time to respond to basic telnet requests. Some of them have taken over 30 seconds. This is causing an issue with inbound mail timing out. Any ideas what could be causing this? Total threads to the server are only 300 to 500 with a max of 213 SMTP. I appreciate any thoughts. We are running 6.4a-1 on Windows. Thanks, Chuck
Hey all,
My SMTP server seems to be taking an inordinate amount of time to respond to basic telnet requests. Some of them have taken over 30 seconds. This is causing an issue with inbound mail timing out.
Any ideas what could be causing this?
Total threads to the server are only 300 to 500 with a max of 213 SMTP.
I appreciate any thoughts. We are running 6.4a-1 on Windows.
Thanks,
Chuck
Last Message | Next Message