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Emails to Hotmail.com and MSN.com accounts delayed...I'm running a fresh iinstall of SBS2003 server with Exchange and for some
reason, still unknown, emails to Hotmail.com and MSN.com accounts show up in the que and eventually kick back a "delayed" email to the sender. All other domain accounts send out fine with no issues. Is there a resolution to this? Maybe an issue with the ISP or Hosting provider? Fuel451 <Fuel***@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:
> I'm running a fresh iinstall of SBS2003 server with Exchange and for What does "domain account" mean in this context? Is this happening only to > some reason, still unknown, emails to Hotmail.com and MSN.com > accounts show up in the que and eventually kick back a "delayed" > email to the sender. > > All other domain accounts one of your users/senders? Or do you mean mail to all other domains is successfully delivered? > send out fine with no issues. Is there a Do you have a dynamic public IP? If so, you should forward your outbound > resolution to this? Maybe an issue with the ISP or Hosting provider? Internet mail to your ISP's SMTP server as a smarthost (since you're on SBS, re-run the CEICW to enable that). If not, does your static public IP have a PTR? Sorry, the issue happens when any domain users sends an email to any
Hotmail.com or MSN.com account. The server is behind a firewall connected to a T1 line. Show quote "Lanwench [MVP - Exchange]" wrote: > Fuel451 <Fuel***@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote: > > I'm running a fresh iinstall of SBS2003 server with Exchange and for > > some reason, still unknown, emails to Hotmail.com and MSN.com > > accounts show up in the que and eventually kick back a "delayed" > > email to the sender. > > > > All other domain accounts > > What does "domain account" mean in this context? Is this happening only to > one of your users/senders? Or do you mean mail to all other domains is > successfully delivered? > > > send out fine with no issues. Is there a > > resolution to this? Maybe an issue with the ISP or Hosting provider? > > Do you have a dynamic public IP? If so, you should forward your outbound > Internet mail to your ISP's SMTP server as a smarthost (since you're on SBS, > re-run the CEICW to enable that). > > If not, does your static public IP have a PTR? > > > > > Fuel451 <Fuel***@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:
> Sorry, the issue happens when any domain users sends an email to any OK, and what about a PTR? (reverse lookup record)? Look up your domain at > Hotmail.com or MSN.com account. The server is behind a firewall > connected to a T1 line. www.dnsreport.com or try ping -a xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx (xxx.... being your public IP). You need a PTR, so if you don't have one, call your ISP (the ones who provide your T1, not your hosting company) and tell them you need a PTR/reverse lookup for your public IP. If you do have one, there are other things to look at. Show quote > > "Lanwench [MVP - Exchange]" wrote: > >> Fuel451 <Fuel***@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote: >>> I'm running a fresh iinstall of SBS2003 server with Exchange and for >>> some reason, still unknown, emails to Hotmail.com and MSN.com >>> accounts show up in the que and eventually kick back a "delayed" >>> email to the sender. >>> >>> All other domain accounts >> >> What does "domain account" mean in this context? Is this happening >> only to one of your users/senders? Or do you mean mail to all other >> domains is successfully delivered? >> >>> send out fine with no issues. Is there a >>> resolution to this? Maybe an issue with the ISP or Hosting >>> provider? >> >> Do you have a dynamic public IP? If so, you should forward your >> outbound Internet mail to your ISP's SMTP server as a smarthost >> (since you're on SBS, re-run the CEICW to enable that). >> >> If not, does your static public IP have a PTR?  |
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