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Virtualmin email problem

Posted August 5, 2013 11.7k views
Hi, I have installed virtualmin on centos everything is working fine, but I am not able to go to https://domain.com:20000 for email i.e. I am not able to access email. I am able to send email from the virtualmin/webmin but I am not able to receive any emails. How do I access the webmail i.e. https://domain.com:20000 and how can I receive emails? Thanks for your help in advance.
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kamaln7 August 5, 2013
What's the output of this command (as root)? 

netstat -plutn | grep 20000
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shyamsukhamit August 5, 2013
Thanks for your reply @kamal
when I give this command in putty there is no output.
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shyamsukhamit August 5, 2013
Any further help regarding this ??
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pablo August 5, 2013
Do you have a firewall enabled? If so, have you checked that the necessary ports are open?
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shyamsukhamit August 6, 2013
Thanks for your reply @Pablo.
Port 25 is open that I have checked through telenet, how do I check whether firewall is enabled? from webmin >networking >linux firewall it seems to be enabled but I'm not confirm.
Is there any thing that needs to be checked @Pablo
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shyamsukhamit August 6, 2013
Now when I rebooted the system I am able to access the https://domain.com:20000.

But still I am able not receiveing emails.
Thanks for your further help
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shyamsukhamit August 6, 2013
The emails bounced back today....
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kamaln7 August 6, 2013
@shyamsukhamit: Do you have proper MX records on your domain name?
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shyamsukhamit August 6, 2013
ns1.domain.com. with priority of 5 is the only MX record I have.
Do I need to put anything else?
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shyamsukhamit August 6, 2013
while googling I found a command and its result is as follows , might be if can be of any help

sudo netstat -an | grep :25
[sudo] password for name:
tcp 0 0 0.0.0.0:25 0.0.0.0:* LISTEN
tcp 0 0 :::25 :::* LISTEN
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