Stupid question about mail routing

Hello,

I am in a big mess now. My server had a hardware failure and I had to set up a new spare one. The old was 5.011 on NT4, the new one is 6.01CF2 on Linux.

Since the new server started we cannot send any mails to our master company mail system.

The setup:

Our mail domain is e.g. OURMAIL and it is set up as a global domain in Domino directory.

The master company email domain is MASTERMAIL.

I have a connection document from OURSERVER in domain OURMAIL to MASTERSERVER in domain MASTERMAIL.

I have created a Domain document for MASTERMAIL as a Foreign domain with MASTERSERVER as a Gateway server

Now when I try to send an email I get two strange messages at the console:

Your Domain does not have access to route messages to the specified domain.

Router: Transferring mail to MASTERSERVER via Notes

Router: No messages transferred to MASTERSERVER via Notes

What can be wrong? The two server have cross-certified in the past (I hope that moving the server ID was enough).

Any idea anybody?

Thanks

Subject: Stupid question about mail routing

Found an answer:

The domain document had * under Restrictions/Allow mail only from domains which did work perfectly under 5.0x

I had to delete the star to get it to work under 6.0x

Administrators - take notice!!!