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you do not have permission to send to this recipient.

I have an Exchange 2003 server
I am getting this error when I try and send to certain external domains via an e-mail list.

"you do not have permission to send to this recipient.  For assistance, contact your system administrator"
mail1.domain.com #5.7.1 smtp;550 5.7.1 <User@Domain.com>... Relaying denied>

I had the user delete and readd the ones that she was having problems with but this did not resolve the issue.  
I am however able to send to them when they are not in a list.  I am not sure if recreating the whole list will resolve this.
It would also take quite sometime to recreate the list.

Please help

Jared
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Is this problem with any external domain or to some perticular external domain?

Whats the responce, if you telnet the SMTP of receiving end on port 25?
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To external Domains but just when they are sent using a list and blind Carbon Copy.  I didnt  know about the blind carbon copy until just a few minutes ago.

This is happening to more then just one domain, but not AOL or Earthlink.   I have added Reverse DNS

When I telnet to the mailserver I get connected.

Jared  
What type of Ipaddress is you exchange server assigned. If its dynamic some domains will not allow you. Check the below article

 http://www.amset.info/exchange/smtp-connector.asp
 
I have a static IP address for my T1.  I am able to send mail to this domain when they are not sent in a list.
What type of list are we talking about, Are we talking about Distribution groups or DL created with contacts in some PF's
Distirbution lists created in Outlook 2003
You mean through contacts, Try to import and export those contacts back
Good Idea.  I will try that.
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She only has the Exchange Server configured.  The Public Folder is a good idea.  I might try and see what I can do with that.