Question on - GWIA - Relay Host for outbound messages setting

We are being forced to use a "centralized" message relay host due to
State mandates. So . . . most everything is working except messages
sent to comcast.net. For some reason the GWIA is trying to communicate
directly with comcast.net (76.96.62.116). Here is my configuration
(all my GW systems are GW 7.0.3 lastest service patch, NW6.5SP8 server):
PO - on its own server
PO MTA - on its own server
GWIA MTA and GWIA - on their own server
GWIA is configured to use "Relay Host for outbound messages:" -
domain.com
The following is from my GWIA Log showing where I sent a message to my
comcast and hotmail e-mail accounts. For some reason, the GWIA is
trying to send my comcast.net addressed message directly to comcast
server instead of relaying thourgh my relay host. Is there some
setting or config file I need to look at to see how this is
happening?????
14:24:21 3EA MSG 626 File:
GWIA/VOL1:\MBCWEB\WPGATE\GWIA\wpcsout\gwi2e63\4\4C2DF69 5.000 Message
Id: (4C2DF68F.1FC:166:8140) Size: 0
14:24:21 3EA MSG 626 Sender: [email protected]
14:24:21 3EA MSG 626 Converting message to MIME:
MEDBD06/VOL1:\MBCWEB\WPGATE\GWIA\send\xc2df695.141
14:24:21 3EA MSG 626 Recipient: [email protected]
14:24:21 3EA MSG 626 Queuing message to daemon:
GWIA/VOL1:\MBCWEB\WPGATE\GWIA\send\sc2df695.141
14:24:21 3EA MSG 626 Converting message to MIME:
GWIA/VOL1:\MBCWEB\WPGATE\GWIA\send\xc2df695.142
14:24:21 3EA MSG 626 Recipient: [email protected]
14:24:21 3EA MSG 626 Queuing message to daemon:
GWIA/VOL1:\MBCWEB\WPGATE\GWIA\send\sc2df695.142
14:24:21 3E0 DMN: MSG 627 Sending file:
GWIA/VOL1:\MBCWEB\WPGATE\GWIA\send\pc2df695.141
14:24:21 3E0 DMN: MSG 627 Attempting to connect to 76.96.62.116
14:24:22 3FC DMN: MSG 628 Sending file:
GWIA/VOL1:\MBCWEB\WPGATE\GWIA\send\pc2df695.142
14:24:22 3FC DMN: MSG 628 Attempting to connect to domain.com
14:24:22 3FC DMN: MSG 628 Connected to XXX.XX.XXX.XX
14:24:22 3FC DMN: MSG 628 Transferred
14:24:22 3FC DMN: MSG 628 SMTP session ended: [XXX.XX.XXX.XX]
(domain.com)

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