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Back to the DNS. It bothers me just to change things and not know why. And it looked like it worked when it pointed to your router as the DNS, and I think that is better. You never said what type of router you are using and what it connects to DSL, T1, cable, etc. Your router could get the DNS ip addresses dynamically when it connects to your ISP. Now you have hard coded the IP address. The router could of had more then one DNS ip address, now you have one. Your router could of been a cache DNS, now it must send every DNS request down your Internet connection. And as far as I know the AS400 mail server does not use DNS to receive email, since it does not verify the return path or connection the email is coming from. I could be wrong on this. John Ross At 11:09 AM 6/10/02 -0500, you wrote: >Ok, I have found my ISP's DNS address and have changed the 400 >configurations, it looks like this now...
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