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Not able to send emails outside of network

have an Exchange 5.5 SP3 server servicing 60 Outlook 2000 clients. About half the clients keep getting the following error when sending email to reciepients outside the company:

No transport provider was available for delivery to this recipient


Everyone here is using Outlook 2000. We are using Exchange 5.5 for internal
emails which work fine. If I remove the exchange service off the client I
can then send emails outside from those users that were having the problem.

Now it doesn't happen to everyone and we can all receive emails from outside
the company. I have checked the settings on the users that are having
problems and they are all correct.

I tried moving the exchange services in the delivery tab to the top of the list and that did not work either.

Any help is greatly appreciated

Greg
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I did check everything that article suggested.  Right now none of those reasons appear to be why I can't get emails to go out.  

Greg
Are the clients connected or working offline? Have you checked the application event logs on the Exchange server? How much disk space do you have on the server?
Check out this article ... http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;EN-US;245446

I'll look around for something else ...
Check the order of the services.  In Outlook, Tools-Services-Delivery tab.  Put Exchange Server on top.
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Your last article looks like its the reason I am having this problem now.  If I am followiong the article right I should not be using the exchange and internet e-mail services at the same time?
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All the clients are connected.  I get no errors in the application logs for Exchange server either.
There is 30g of disk space still left on the server.
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Putting exchange server at the top of the list didn't work.  I'm inclined to think this setup was not supposed to work from the begining
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ok Looks like you answered my question.  I'm new here.  What do I do to give you the points?

Thanks for the help was greatly appreciated.
Greg

Do you know if this is resolved in Exchange 2000 or 2003?

You should be able to accept the answer and then provide a score of A, B, or C depending on how well you think I answered your question ...
https://www.experts-exchange.com/Networking/Email_Groupware/Exchange_Server/help.jsp#hs5

Click on this link and it should tell you anything you need to know ...
Thanks!
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Thanks again for the help.   I accepted the response there with an A grade.  now I'm off to see if exchange 2000 solves that problem

Thanks again
Greg