zeppelin456
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Pop connector picks up mail but does not route to recipients
My POP3 connector is picking up mails correctly, but seems to reject the mails at the point of transferring them to the recipient. I have turned on full logging and event log is showing:
Event ID: 4032
The recipient has been processed
NDR Status 502
Error code: 000000000
SMTP Reply: 454.5.7.3 Client was not authenticated
All has been OK until yesterday. I did make changes to the SMTP default virtual server authentication on basic to enable default domains as our domain, and did this also to the other protocols, but have removed again this morning but still no difference. I must have done something else to cause the problem but cannot for the life of me think what!!
Any help gratefully accepted.
Event ID: 4032
The recipient has been processed
NDR Status 502
Error code: 000000000
SMTP Reply: 454.5.7.3 Client was not authenticated
All has been OK until yesterday. I did make changes to the SMTP default virtual server authentication on basic to enable default domains as our domain, and did this also to the other protocols, but have removed again this morning but still no difference. I must have done something else to cause the problem but cannot for the life of me think what!!
Any help gratefully accepted.
If you are sure you have reversed back all the changes you made yesterday, then restart all Exchange servcies to see if this helps.
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There is no external server that required authentication - it is just the internal pop connector that is picking up the email and then trying to route them to the internal mail recipients - the authentication seems to be failing at this point. It is 2000 SBS.
ASKER
Ok - I think that I must have taken anonymous off yesterday thinking that this was a potential security issue, but putting it back on all works fine. thanks - I feel a bit stupid now!!!
Points awarded - thankyou for the help
Points awarded - thankyou for the help
1. So now your SMTP does not require authentication, it's under "anonymous", is this correct?
2. Have you restarted SMTP service?
2. Have you restarted SMTP service?
Good to know the problem is solved. Have a good w/end!
ASKER
And you - thanks again