Okay, I hope I can provide all the relevant details here.
POST EDITED, SITUATION CHANGED.
The problem is as follows:
Clients can connect and send email just fine, however email just piles up in their inbox on the server. They can connect and try to check it, but it retrieves no messages. In the web management panel, you can see that they have used a portion of their quota, but neither webmail nor a full fledged client can retrieve it.
Stuff that might matter:
-I reconfigured my entry at godaddy to point to my own DNS and configured THAT, and it resolved the not being able to use mail.aboveandbehind.net
-MXToolbox's test shows me that "Reverse DNS FAILED! This is a problem." Recreating the DNS record on my server for this does not seem to resolve the issue at all. As far as I can tell, this would not stop email from getting TO the server, just maybe being rejected by some hosts.
I have no idea what to do to fix this at this point. All the records under nslookup seem to show as correct.
the domain is "aboveandbehind.net"
Any help appreciated, thanks...
POST EDITED, SITUATION CHANGED.
The problem is as follows:
Clients can connect and send email just fine, however email just piles up in their inbox on the server. They can connect and try to check it, but it retrieves no messages. In the web management panel, you can see that they have used a portion of their quota, but neither webmail nor a full fledged client can retrieve it.
Stuff that might matter:
-I reconfigured my entry at godaddy to point to my own DNS and configured THAT, and it resolved the not being able to use mail.aboveandbehind.net
-MXToolbox's test shows me that "Reverse DNS FAILED! This is a problem." Recreating the DNS record on my server for this does not seem to resolve the issue at all. As far as I can tell, this would not stop email from getting TO the server, just maybe being rejected by some hosts.
I have no idea what to do to fix this at this point. All the records under nslookup seem to show as correct.
the domain is "aboveandbehind.net"
Any help appreciated, thanks...
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