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Originally Posted by Infopro
mxtoolbox.com
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ns2.cyberlnc.com did not respond with MX records for 'brand-buyer.com'
intodns.com/brand-buyer.com
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Oh well, I did not detect any MX records so you probably don't have any and if you know you should have then they may be missing at your nameservers!
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Please forgive my ignorance, but what does DNS/MX records have to do with a script that is setup to use SMTP as the email transport on the same server as the email system.
This client has there MX record pointing to a google account, however even with those SMTP setting, connecting to the SMTP server still fails.
I even setup the same shopping cart script under a test account and received the same errors and my MX records are pointing to the same mail server as my domain.
There has to be something within WHM and/or CSF blocking SMTP connection within the server itself...
We just found out that another client is having the same issue...same server, same CS-Cart shopping cart script. Beginning to wounder if it the script itself.
However, still looking for some suggestions on what if anything we can do to further investigate this. Meaning, we know the script is not connecting, so is there some other script, command line tool that could be ran to determine if in fact a security setting with WHM and/or CSF is blocking localhost SMTP connections?
Thanks