@JD
Hmm. Your MX record should point to the public ip address of your email server so that people/servers that send you mail will be able to find out where it needs to go by doing a lookup on your domain name (which should be transparent to the user sending you mail). But I don't see how that would stop you from sending mail out; it is related to getting mail in. As for why it won't send to aol at all, are you getting any nondelivery reports from the server? Those may help in troubleshooting why aol is not accepting the mail....
We'll work this out
I think i'm gonna transfer my domain from easydns.com to someone else. They dont give me full control over it, I have to call them to transfer the nameserver to me, then if it goes down, I have to call again to get the IP set back right. So its to much round robbin with them. Any ideas on who I should go with that will let me do whatever i want? (and mess it up at my on pace?
) My mx records point to itechmain.i2techs.com. I would have a report in 2 hours but I fuckored with my settings on easydns.com and I messed them up! so now my domain is down! oh well It will be back up in a minute! I'm going to go through and take screenshots of it and post it on my site once I get up and going again, maybe that will allow trouble shooting to go a little better. I'm going to find another Registrar so I can transfer the domain name today. Any ideas on who? Thanks for your help so far
Thanks,
~Dude
