problem sneding mail
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From: ThatsIT on 18 May 2010 11:34 I have SBS 2000 with Exchange 2000 on a remote server where i host web sites. i have a domain lets say 123.com with dns point too the remote server, but a MX record pointing the email to my home server lets say abc.com. this works fine. but when i send a email to myself from a web site on my remote server i have problems because it looks st the dns on the same network and sees that it is the destination server, to get around this I put a mx record in pointing maill to abc.com. this was working fine but i noticved recently that it was no longer sending email to me. Having a look in theracking tool and find that it starts outbound transfere of mesaage then generates a NDR Because this has not been working for a few days I can not say if i have changed anything in that time, i cant think of anything. Anyone have any ideas? Because im out of them
From: John Oliver, Jr. [MVP] on 18 May 2010 15:37 So how many Exchange Servers do you have? One at the remote hosting site (SBS 2000) and one at home? Which server is responsible for your internet domain? Please verify which domains you are talking about as its confusing if you are referring to internal AD domains or external internet domains. -- John Oliver, Jr MCSE, MCT, CCNA Exchange MVP 2010 Microsoft Certified Partner "ThatsIT" <me(a)home> wrote in message news:O3Plp#p9KHA.5592(a)TK2MSFTNGP02.phx.gbl... > I have SBS 2000 with Exchange 2000 on a remote server where i host web > sites. > i have a domain lets say 123.com with dns point too the remote server, but > a MX record pointing the email to my home server lets say abc.com. this > works fine. > but when i send a email to myself from a web site on my remote server i > have problems because it looks st the dns on the same network and sees > that it is the destination server, to get around this I put a mx record in > pointing maill to abc.com. this was working fine but i noticved recently > that it was no longer sending email to me. > Having a look in theracking tool and find that it starts outbound > transfere of mesaage then generates a NDR > Because this has not been working for a few days I can not say if i have > changed anything in that time, i cant think of anything. > > Anyone have any ideas? Because im out of them >
From: ThatsIT on 19 May 2010 01:18 "John Oliver, Jr. [MVP]" <jcoliverjr(a)hotmail.com> wrote in message news:DA023F9C-A1A4-4F47-9906-DACC6AFE5F7E(a)microsoft.com... > So how many Exchange Servers do you have? One at the remote hosting site > (SBS 2000) and one at home? correct Which server is responsible for your internet > domain? Please verify which domains you are talking about as its > confusing if you are referring to internal AD domains or external internet > domains. its an external domain thatsit.net.au both servers are set up to handle mail fo the domain but the dns points the emial at my home server. so far this works fine, but when my remote server wants to send mail from a web page, it thinks that it handles the email, to fix this problem i put a mx record pointing at my home domain. this was working fine, the email from the web sites was sent to my home server. but for the last week or so, it has not been working, it gets to outbound transfere and then makes a NDR > > -- > John Oliver, Jr > MCSE, MCT, CCNA > Exchange MVP 2010 > Microsoft Certified Partner > > > "ThatsIT" <me(a)home> wrote in message > news:O3Plp#p9KHA.5592(a)TK2MSFTNGP02.phx.gbl... >> I have SBS 2000 with Exchange 2000 on a remote server where i host web >> sites. >> i have a domain lets say 123.com with dns point too the remote server, >> but a MX record pointing the email to my home server lets say abc.com. >> this works fine. >> but when i send a email to myself from a web site on my remote server i >> have problems because it looks st the dns on the same network and sees >> that it is the destination server, to get around this I put a mx record >> in pointing maill to abc.com. this was working fine but i noticved >> recently that it was no longer sending email to me. >> Having a look in theracking tool and find that it starts outbound >> transfere of mesaage then generates a NDR >> Because this has not been working for a few days I can not say if i have >> changed anything in that time, i cant think of anything. >> >> Anyone have any ideas? Because im out of them >>
From: John Oliver, Jr. [MVP] on 22 May 2010 08:28 If both Servers are not part the same Exchange Org then having them both setup/responsible for your internet mail domain is not going to work successfully. For this web app, can you not just setup a SMTP relay and authenticate to your Exchange Home Server to allow it to send mail off of it? -- John Oliver, Jr MCSE, MCT, CCNA Exchange MVP 2010 Microsoft Certified Partner "ThatsIT" <me(a)home> wrote in message news:OL6fwKx9KHA.3880(a)TK2MSFTNGP04.phx.gbl... > > "John Oliver, Jr. [MVP]" <jcoliverjr(a)hotmail.com> wrote in message > news:DA023F9C-A1A4-4F47-9906-DACC6AFE5F7E(a)microsoft.com... >> So how many Exchange Servers do you have? One at the remote hosting site >> (SBS 2000) and one at home? > > correct > > Which server is responsible for your internet >> domain? Please verify which domains you are talking about as its >> confusing if you are referring to internal AD domains or external >> internet domains. > > its an external domain thatsit.net.au > both servers are set up to handle mail fo the domain > but the dns points the emial at my home server. > so far this works fine, > but when my remote server wants to send mail from a web page, it thinks > that it handles the email, to fix this problem i put a mx record pointing > at my home domain. this was working fine, the email from the web sites was > sent to my home server. > but for the last week or so, it has not been working, it gets to outbound > transfere and then makes a NDR > > >> >> -- >> John Oliver, Jr >> MCSE, MCT, CCNA >> Exchange MVP 2010 >> Microsoft Certified Partner >> >> >> "ThatsIT" <me(a)home> wrote in message >> news:O3Plp#p9KHA.5592(a)TK2MSFTNGP02.phx.gbl... >>> I have SBS 2000 with Exchange 2000 on a remote server where i host web >>> sites. >>> i have a domain lets say 123.com with dns point too the remote server, >>> but a MX record pointing the email to my home server lets say abc.com. >>> this works fine. >>> but when i send a email to myself from a web site on my remote server i >>> have problems because it looks st the dns on the same network and sees >>> that it is the destination server, to get around this I put a mx record >>> in pointing maill to abc.com. this was working fine but i noticved >>> recently that it was no longer sending email to me. >>> Having a look in theracking tool and find that it starts outbound >>> transfere of mesaage then generates a NDR >>> Because this has not been working for a few days I can not say if i have >>> changed anything in that time, i cant think of anything. >>> >>> Anyone have any ideas? Because im out of them >>> >
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