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UNIX can't send mail out
Name: Scott Date: December 27, 2001 at 14:56:45 Pacific
Comment:
I had the mail program on my UNIX server sending mail through my Exchange server but I had to stop routing through Exchange due to a mail relay problem. I tried to enter the IP address of the UNIX server into the Routing Restrictions table in Exchange so that it would be the only computer allowed to route through but it will not send through. So I tried to use the SMTP address of our host to relay the mail but it will not send there either. I checked the router and there are no restrictions that would disallow SMTP traffic out so there should be no problem but it still will not work. I checked the gateway and that is correct. I can not figure this out. Is there some way to check where the mail is being stopped? Is there a simple solution to this that I am missing?
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