No router installed. What is really odd is that when use a mail client to send and receive through port 2525 seems to be working fine. However, all emails that are sent out are addressed with the server name "name@isone.example.com" and also "name@example.com".
When sending an email from the system, localhost, using Java Mail and using SMTP setting mail.example.com through port 2525 all emails are marked as "Relay Access Denied".
Do you think this has anything to do with my DNS settings?
DNS Info: site1.com
A site1.com. 00.63.132.34
A mail 00.63.132.34
A ns1 00.63.132.34
A www 00.63.132.34
MX site1.com. mail.site1.com.
NS site1.com. ns1.site1.com.
NS site1.com. ns2.site1.com.
TXT site1.com. v=spf1 a mx ptr -all
DNS Info: site2.com
A site2.com. 00.63.132.35
A mail 00.63.132.35
A ns1 00.63.132.35
A www 00.63.132.35
MX site2.com. mail.site2.com.
NS site2.com. ns1.site2.com.
NS site2.com. ns2.site2.com.
TXT site2.com. v=spf1 a mx ptr -all
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