Managing DNS for ARUBA email
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I have as registrar aruba.it where my domain aisf.it is registered.
I mapped aisf.it changing the dns in aruba to the WordPress ones:
ns1.wordpress.com
ns2.wordpress.com
ns3.wordpress.com
Everything fine. The mapping was completed in approx. 5 hours.
Of course the mail at aruba stop working.
I asked to aruba how to change the DNS to maintain at the same time the wordpress dns and the mail working at aruba.
They don’t know how to help me.Can you help me in configuring DNS in WordPress for let the mail working in aruba?
From aruba control paneI I only have this information:Mail Record Aruba
mx.aisf.it 62.149.128.72
mx.aisf.it 62.149.128.74
mx.aisf.it 62.149.128.151
mx.aisf.it 62.149.128.154
mx.aisf.it 62.149.128.157
mx.aisf.it 62.149.128.160
mx.aisf.it 62.149.128.163
mx.aisf.it 62.149.128.166
pop3.aisf.it 62.149.128.73
pop3.aisf.it 62.149.128.75
pop3.aisf.it 62.149.128.152
pop3.aisf.it 62.149.128.155
pop3.aisf.it 62.149.128.158
pop3.aisf.it 62.149.128.161
pop3.aisf.it 62.149.128.164
pop3.aisf.it 62.149.128.167
mail.aisf.it 62.149.128.72
mail.aisf.it 62.149.128.74
mail.aisf.it 62.149.128.151
mail.aisf.it 62.149.128.154
mail.aisf.it 62.149.128.157
mail.aisf.it 62.149.128.160
mail.aisf.it 62.149.128.163
mail.aisf.it 62.149.128.166
smtp.aisf.it 62.149.128.200
smtp.aisf.it 62.149.128.201
smtp.aisf.it 62.149.128.202
smtp.aisf.it 62.149.128.203
webmail.aisf.it 62.149.158.91
webmail.aisf.it 62.149.158.92Thank you
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Howdy,
From checking the domain’s current MX record (where DNS tells e-mail servers to use for mail), the MX record should be mx.aisf.it
From what you pasted below, those look to be A records (pointing a specific subdomain to an IP address(es)).
Is that correct from your understanding?
If so, your Custom DNS ( at https://aisfdotit.wordpress.com/wp-admin/paid-upgrades.php?page=domains&action=dnsedit&domain=aisf.it ) should be set to
MX 10 mx.aisf.it A mx 62.149.128.72 A mx 62.149.128.74 A mx 62.149.128.151 A mx 62.149.128.154 A mx 62.149.128.157 A mx 62.149.128.160 A mx 62.149.128.163 A mx 62.149.128.166in order to receive mail.
For your e-mail clients and your web client, I would think that the rest of the entries would be added as A records in addition to the above. Thus:
A pop3 62.149.128.73 A pop3 62.149.128.75 A pop3 62.149.128.152 A pop3 62.149.128.155 A pop3 62.149.128.158 A pop3 62.149.128.161 A pop3 62.149.128.164 A pop3 62.149.128.167 A mail 62.149.128.72 A mail 62.149.128.74 A mail 62.149.128.151 A mail 62.149.128.154 A mail 62.149.128.157 A mail 62.149.128.160 A mail 62.149.128.163 A mail 62.149.128.166 A smtp 62.149.128.200 A smtp 62.149.128.201 A smtp 62.149.128.202 A smtp 62.149.128.203 A webmail 62.149.158.91 A webmail 62.149.158.92I’m happy to add these, with your permission, or you could add them as well.
Since your e-mail provider didn’t provide confirmation, there’s the possibility that we may be missing something. However, from examining your current DNS, I feel confident in this solution.
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Thank you very much for your kind reply.
For the moment, in order to re-activate e-mail addresses to the people working at aisf.it (!), I have restored default DNS at aisf.it. The e-mails now are back, but (of course) the web http://www.aisf.it disappeared. I choose the minor damage, let’s say.
I will try your solution re-mapping aisf.it during the week-end.I will take you informed!
Cheers
Gherardo
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Please do let me know how it works out. I typically am not online during the weekend, but will check in over the weekend in case you need anything. Worst case, I’ll field anything you need first thing Monday morning (in the States).
Cheers!
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Dear kraftbj, from Aruba they suggest a possible different solution.
Can you please let me have the ip address of http://aisfdotit.wordpress.com/ ?
I noticed that you at WordPress gave this info for similar solutions (see for example https://en.forums.wordpress.com/topic/which-are-the-ip-addresses-for-ns1wordpresscom-ns2wordpresscom-and-ns3word?replies=4)
Thanks again.
Gherardo -
We don’t recommend assigning A records to the IPs on WordPress.com. Each site is fully cloud-based and distributed on a number of servers with a load balancer. The six IPs that would need to be assigned can and will change (as we deploy additional servers, add datacenters, etc), which could result is degraded performance or outright failure.
I’ll send you an e-mail to the address on the account with additional information (as I wouldn’t want someone to find old IP addresses, like in the post you linked to, and use the outdated information).
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Dear Brandon, good job!
I followed your recommendation and now our domain aisf.it is successfully remapped in wordpress and at the same time the e-mail @aisf.it managed by the registrar ARUBA are ok.Last problem:
we have a third level at ojs.aisf.it that is on an external machine at 5.9.108.199 that now is no more working. I added the line in the DNS:
A ojs.ais.it 5.9.108.199
But it doesn’t work. Do you have a solution for this too? -
Hi Gherardo,
Sure thing! I made a small tweak, since the line should be A ojs 5.9.108.199—as it was, it actually created an A record for ojs.aisf.it.aisf.it.
It should start working as soon as the DNS caches cycle.
Please let me know if you have any questions or need anything else!
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Brandon I’m very, very sorry I have to disturb you again.
Everything was fine.
I was trying to verify aisf.it with the tool for Google App. After I pressed the button “Generate DNS records” WordPress generated the new records but also deleted all the previous DNS records!
So I erased all the DNS records and then wrote again the previous DNS records. I validated and then saved.Now I have this new problem with e-mails @aisf.it:
– we are able to send from @aisf.it
– we are able to receive mails sent to @aisf.it BUT the person who send an email to @aisf.it receive this message back of “Mail Delivery Subsystem”:Delivery to the following recipient failed permanently:
(email visible only to moderators and staff)
Technical details of permanent failure:
Google tried to deliver your message, but it was rejected by the server for the recipient domain aisf.it by aspmx.l.google.com. [2607:f8b0:4002:c02::1b].The error that the other server returned was:
550-5.1.1 The email account that you tried to reach does not exist. Please try
550-5.1.1 double-checking the recipient’s email address for typos or
550-5.1.1 unnecessary spaces. Learn more at
550 5.1.1 http://support.google.com/mail/bin/answer.py?answer=6596 p49si1939462yho.321 – gsmtp—– Original message —–
DKIM-Signature: v=1; a=rsa-sha256; c=relaxed/relaxed;
d=gmail.com; s=20120113;
h=mime-version:sender:date:message-id:subject:from:to:content-type;
bh=EYbNben4zb5OErQinQy2AoVFrydqEpjGBXgbnaxFiH0=;
b=gBbXdrrb6op+3TohZyzUkC5gfqZUm6Bg3x56KGGjfYFo+2LWzr03f/bCiXEiUUxKn8
zcOqzP28KPcht3vBK19Qevq2VpB/H8iOp51wmw7qigAKet1XX4UDwJQSPKvUIt9WOZ7Q
QLrRiW1J6MnNLOeGxwznrDQa34/3aK0KdEbpnMa1yrPRVb7iiWDCyNydy0U8gxijBcmd
OriKw4gBYBtLcjzWTfn6ddP6yyjgvpqkcJY3Co9zVslw65MKhBkfX4WtZYHB5fpLEj6g
hDncdhvOpnY8UHv+FktzKigoaKgs9VEald2I1JWahhb8KE5Ss99XorSMbpEBX1XXjEBl
Cf7Q==
MIME-Version: 1.0
X-Received: by 10.50.115.35 with SMTP id jl3mr4338409igb.37.1383355547098;
Fri, 01 Nov 2013 18:25:47 -0700 (PDT)
Sender: (email visible only to moderators and staff)
Received: by 10.64.233.38 with HTTP; Fri, 1 Nov 2013 18:25:47 -0700 (PDT)
Date: Sat, 2 Nov 2013 02:25:47 +0100
X-Google-Sender-Auth: 2YOc36wVg2VNI87pTM1pFA46F30
Message-ID: <CAEjkB8_LHL1S9Wf3mPWDPmQk4=BFdcL==Cp5z4BNSGTdk6To=(email visible only to moderators and staff)>
Subject: test
From: Gherardo Chirici <(email visible only to moderators and staff)>
To: (email visible only to moderators and staff)
Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary=089e01183fccfbafe604ea278fcctest
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Brandon it seems now everything is ok. Maybe just a matter of propagation?
Thanks a lot for your help!
Cheers
Gherardo
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What i looks like is when you sent the e-mail, it went through during the time when the Google MX records were set by the Google Apps tool since the failure is coming from Google Apps’ server.
Likely just a bit of a hiccup with changing over the DNS settings, but I’d imagine everything should be good going forward, assuming nothing changes on the setup!
Please do let me know if there’s anything else I can do for you!
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