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We have an internal Windows 2000 sp3 IIS server that hosts our Helpdesk application that uses SLQ 2000 on the back end. When a user submits a request it is supposed to send an email notification to the user. just recently that functionality stopped working and I'm not sure why. I see messages every 4 hours in the System Event log SMTPSVC 4000. "Message delivery to the remote domain 'domain.com' failed for the following reason: Unable to bind to the destination server in DNS". Q249104 addressed this error the closest but the fix did not help me. Not sure if I have a SQL messaging problem or a DNS issue. I don't see anything in the application that sticks out as the problem either. Any Ideas where to look?
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by timwalsh
Try this KnowledgeBase Article to see if it fits more closely:
Q290290 - XIMS: Cannot Send Mail After Re-Installing the IIS SMTP Service
I saw this article but was not able to apply it to my situation. Thanks.
These links may provide a clue:
http://www.broadbandreports.com/forum/remark,4275269~root=alt,isdn~mode=flat
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=KB;EN-US;Q263237
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Unfortunately these links did not help. Thanks.
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