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From: David Glass <dglass@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Sat, 2 Dec 2006 15:18:25 -0800 Recently (last couple of days) a client of mine has been receiving messages like the following:
The message cannot be delivered due to a configuration error on the server. Please contact your Administrator.
<mail.clientserver.com #5.3.0 smtp; 553 five.3.0 <validaddress@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>...Addressee not known, relay = [clientserverIPaddress]>
It does not happen for all outbound mail (mail to me works,Windows 7 64 Bit (http://www.windows7keygen.us/), for instance), rather only a few addresses. I can't see a pattern in those that get 'denied'.
What is this? How do I fix it? Is 'the server' actually the client's server or the receiving server?
Usually I treat 'addressee unknown' issues with short session on the address book,Microsoft Office Pro Plus 2007 (http://www.microsoftoffice2007key.net/), contacts,Windows 7 Professional Key (http://www.windows7keygen.us/), and autocomplete,Windows 7 Serial (http://www.office-2007-key.de/windows-7-key), but the 'relay =' bit is new to me.
Any help would be appreciated.
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DG
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... Yes I do not want them to use our server. ... >> outside provider with out using our local exchange to ... >> relay the message. ... >If you don't want them to relay outbound mail through ...
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... An open relay ... is an SMTP e-mail server that allows third-party relay of e-mail messages. ... Exchange 2003 is by default configured to prevent open relay. ... Microsoft does not control these sites ...
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... An open relay ... is an SMTP e-mail server that allows third-party relay of e-mail messages. ... Exchange 2003 is by default configured to prevent open relay. ...
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(thirteen) Addressee Unknown (five.three.0) for great addresses
Tech-Archive recommends: Fix Windows Mistakes & Optimize Windows Performance
From: David Glass <dglass@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Sat, 2 Dec 2006 15:18:25 -0800 Recently (last couple of days) a client of mine has been receiving messages like the following:
The message cannot be delivered due to a configuration error on the server. Please contact your Administrator.
<mail.clientserver.com #5.3.0 smtp; 553 five.3.0 <validaddress@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>...Addressee not known, relay = [clientserverIPaddress]>
It does not happen for all outbound mail (mail to me works,Windows 7 64 Bit (http://www.windows7keygen.us/), for instance), rather only a few addresses. I can't see a pattern in those that get 'denied'.
What is this? How do I fix it? Is 'the server' actually the client's server or the receiving server?
Usually I treat 'addressee unknown' issues with short session on the address book,Microsoft Office Pro Plus 2007 (http://www.microsoftoffice2007key.net/), contacts,Windows 7 Professional Key (http://www.windows7keygen.us/), and autocomplete,Windows 7 Serial (http://www.office-2007-key.de/windows-7-key), but the 'relay =' bit is new to me.
Any help would be appreciated.
--
DG
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(microsoft.public.exchange.admin)Re: Problem with SMTP sending e-mail
... Yes I do not want them to use our server. ... >> outside provider with out using our local exchange to ... >> relay the message. ... >If you don't want them to relay outbound mail through ...
(microsoft.public.exchange.admin)Re: Problem with SMTP sending e-mail
... The message could not be sent because the server rejected ... >> outside provider with out using our local exchange to ... >> relay the message. ... >If you don't want them to relay outbound mail through ...
(microsoft.public.exchange.admin)Re: Relay Question
... An open relay ... is an SMTP e-mail server that allows third-party relay of e-mail messages. ... Exchange 2003 is by default configured to prevent open relay. ... Microsoft does not control these sites ...
(microsoft.public.windows.server.sbs)Re: Relay Question
... An open relay ... is an SMTP e-mail server that allows third-party relay of e-mail messages. ... Exchange 2003 is by default configured to prevent open relay. ...
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