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01-Aug-2003, 04:14 PM #1
Cobalt/ Raq4 Won't Update Relay Settings
I recently changed my T1 server and I wenth through and changed all of the IP addresses in the server and the Raq4. Today, the users were able to get email, but could not send it out of the network. I went into the Raq4 administrative panel and tried to change the relay settings (they are still showing the old IPs), but it wouldn't accept the changes. Is there a file somewhere I can delete which would purge the old settings and allow me to enter new ones? Thanks in advance! You guys rock!
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