TCH-James

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All of our servers have been setup with reverse dns, so this should not be preventing your mail from going through. AOL had some issues with their rdns checking service that caused mails to bounce, but it was working the last time I checked it.

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James, I actually didn't see any issues with the user account aside from the login issue. I was able to create a second account and flag it as an admin through the database, but your account was stubborn. There were no error messages in the backend, so I think something may have happened during the account creation. Deleting and recreating the user account seemed to be the logical next step. Hopefully you'll have an issue free forum from now on

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This afternoon we had an issue with a couple of servers which appeared as offline in our monitoring server. They were able to reach other servers internally, but could not reach the router. After some diagnostics, it appears that the MAC address table had become corrupted in two of the network distribution switches. After a reboot of 2 Distributions switches and 1 Core switch, everything was back online. If you have any issues with your account, please open a help desk ticket and we'll be happy to assist.

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