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Exchange move errors

Asked by josh-gray in Exchange Email Server, Simple Mail Transfer Protocol (SMTP), Computer Servers

Tags: exchange, mail error, mail delay

My one stupid question for the day. :)

We have two companies (A and B) that were both housed in the same location, under the same public ip.

We sold business B and moved all the servers out.  Had MX records changed, etc. so everything worked.  However, now when trying to email anyone at that company B domain from within the Company A network, it won't go.

I have given plenty of time for everything to migrate to the new addressing of company B's new home.  And everything else works.  I can email them from anywhere else also.

What did I overlook at Company A that is causing the failed delivery?
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