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If I understand you correctly, you are saying that these sites are not ableIn theory, I agree. But I'm running out of options in my troubleshooting and I'm looking for some wisdom from some of the experts. I understand that. I have unix account access at one of the sites that cannot connect to our mail servers. I have sent test email, and I have tried to telnet to port 25 on the mail server, and the connection times out. I have put a Finisar network analyzer on the ethernet port of our border router, and I don't see the traffic even crossing the router. We have no firewall, and the access-list is right on the router (we are receiving mail from other sites). What else can I look at?I don't understand what this is supposed to mean. It's their mail serversFrom these sites, I can't connect to our mail server, on other sites, I can. When you say you can't connect to your server on port 25, where exactly areI have a unix account on a server at one of the remote sites that cannot send email to NMSU. They just point to me and say "The problem is on your end, fix it." Much like you are saying in this email.Did you try emailing (or calling) the administrators of those sites? We aren't getting bounces from our mail server. Their mail servers are bouncing the messages because the connection to our mail server timed out.If you use SPF, are your records valid? Do the senders get any bounces? Your statement of the problem is lack of specifics. We can't check your SPFThe domains in question do not have a common provider. We are not using SPF. I understand that. Let me restate my request: If anyone on nanog cannot send email to nmsu.edu, please send me a tcptraceroute on port 25 to our mail server. I need some forensics to help me diagnose this problem. You will have to reply to me at [email protected] to keep the noise level down on the list. Thanks in advance for any help that I will receive.So all we can do is tell you to troubleshoot. -- Byron L. Hicks Network Engineer NMSU ICT Attachment:
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