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Configure SMTP Server for Unix
Hi,
We had an upgrade today morning and since then mailx command is not working. I have been told to change the DNS to use host name as smtp.companyname.com instead of the IP address. Can someone please help me out to know where can I change this on a Unix Server. Thanks Aman |
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Make sure person has passed right message
To me it seems like a communication gap between you and person who told you to use DNS server name insteed of IP Address.
Usually DNS server IP is written in "/etc/resolv.conf" You can aslo use "/etc/hosts" for local name resolutions |
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Thanks
Thanks everyone for your help.
The problem is resolved as we went to etc/inet/hosts file and changed the ip address to the new ip address after the upgrade. This has solved our problem temporarily but I am sure it will pop up again whenever someone changes the ip address of the smtp server. Thanks Aman |
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