CF Mail Problems

FYI:
http://livedocs.macromedia.com/coldfusion/7/htmldocs/wwhelp/wwhimpl/common/html/wwhelp.htm?context=ColdFusion_Documentation&file=part_cfm.htm

Specifying mail servers
The server attribute can specify one or more mail servers.
Note: If you specify multiple mail servers in ColdFusion MX Standard, the cfmail tag uses only the
first server in the specification. ColdFusion logs a warning message to the mail log file and ignores the
additional servers.
For each server, you can optionally specify a username, password, and port. These values override
the corresponding attributes, if any. The server attribute has the following format:
[user:password@]server[:port],[user:password@]server[:port],....
For example, the following line specifies one server, mail.myco.com that uses the default port and
no user or password, and a second server with a user, password, and specific port:
server=mail.myco.com,mail_admin:adm2qzf@mail2.myco.com:24
When you specify multiple mail servers in ColdFusion Enterprise, ColdFusion tries the available
servers in the order they are listed until it connects to a server. ColdFusion does not try to connect
to a server that was unavailable in the last 60 seconds.

Hope this will help you.

Thanks

Sankalan
(www.mindfiresolutions.com)

Try with this one:

<cfmail to="jpeterson@transamericanproperties.com" from="info@fllandconnection.com" server="info@fllandconnection.com:*****@fllandconnection.com" subject="Flandconnection Lead">
<!--- ***** is your password --->
<!----here is my 'thank you for your order' letter---->
************************************************
Date: #dateformat(now(), "mm-dd-yy")#
Name: #firstname# #lastname#
Email: #email#
Phone: #phone#
*************************************************
Login to Fllandconnection.com and click "Interested" to view the details.
</cfmail>

Thanks

Sankalan
(www.mindfiresolutions.com)