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Sending email issue

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  • NOC_Serverpoint
    Hi, Can you confirm if there is a valid email account setup for "kskene@server.example.com" ? If The email address doesn't actually exist, it is an alias, and that can cause problems. So what you can do is disable it by doing the following: Log into http://:2086 with your root password. Click Service Configuration, followed by Exim Configuration Editor. Uncheck the following two checkboxes under Mail: Use callouts to verify senders... (the first entry). Verify the existence of email senders. Save the settings. This feature is enabled in WHM by default to verify the existence of the email sender before accepting any messages. Its main purpose is to protect you against spam attacks that are arriving from random locations. Regards,
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  • engrossweb
    Looking at the server logs I guess server hostname has no valid A records. While setting up hostname make sure that it is valid physical domain and have A records added for hostname. it should ping to the server IP. Secondly server's primary IP have should have rDNS set to the hostname.
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  • Tajaun Ten-Fah
    Hi, Can you confirm if there is a valid email account setup for "kskene@server.example.com[/EMAIL]" ? If The email address doesn't actually exist, it is an alias, and that can cause problems. So what you can do is disable it by doing the following: Log into http://:2086 with your root password. Click Service Configuration, followed by Exim Configuration Editor. Uncheck the following two checkboxes under Mail: Use callouts to verify senders... (the first entry). Verify the existence of email senders. Save the settings. This feature is enabled in WHM by default to verify the existence of the email sender before accepting any messages. Its main purpose is to protect you against spam attacks that are arriving from random locations. Regards,

    Thank you. This solved the issue. Perfect!
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  • Tajaun Ten-Fah
    Looking at the server logs I guess server hostname has no valid A records. While setting up hostname make sure that it is valid physical domain and have A records added for hostname. it should ping to the server IP. Secondly server's primary IP have should have rDNS set to the hostname.

    Thank you, you are right. Let me get it done.
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  • cPanelMichael
    Hello, I'm happy to see the issue is now resolved. Thank you for updating us with the outcome.
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  • dahan2010
    Hi, Can you confirm if there is a valid email account setup for "kskene@server.example.com[/EMAIL]" ? If The email address doesn't actually exist, it is an alias, and that can cause problems. So what you can do is disable it by doing the following: Log into http://:2086 with your root password. Click Service Configuration, followed by Exim Configuration Editor. Uncheck the following two checkboxes under Mail: Use callouts to verify senders... (the first entry). Verify the existence of email senders. Save the settings. This feature is enabled in WHM by default to verify the existence of the email sender before accepting any messages. Its main purpose is to protect you against spam attacks that are arriving from random locations. Regards,

    thank you so much your solution helped me a lot. really appreciated it.
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  • NOC_Serverpoint
    thank you so much your solution helped me a lot. really appreciated it.

    Glad I was a help :)) Take care, Stay safe!
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