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Yahoo does not receive email
When I send an email message to Yahoo the mail appears to be delivered from my email system but no mail ever appears in the yahoo account. The message appears in the queue and then is sent out of the system. The messages do not bounce back and I do not receive any error codes. I'm using microsoft exchange 2003. I have tested my servers address for relaying through "dnsstuff.com" and no system indicates an open relay. All other smtp mail seems to deliver fine to any other domain (i.e. GMAIL etc..). Here is the response I get in Outlook:
This is an automatically generated Delivery Status Notification.
Your message has been successfully relayed to the following recipients, but the requested delivery status notifications may not be generated by the destination.
jefft57@yahoo.com
Thanks
This is an automatically generated Delivery Status Notification.
Your message has been successfully relayed to the following recipients, but the requested delivery status notifications may not be generated by the destination.
jefft57@yahoo.com
Thanks
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Applying a filter at Yahoo to allow my address through works. However this does not solve my problem as I have an entire network of users who send mail all over Yahoo. As I'm writing this I have removed the filters and mail is still going through, maybe it is Yahoo's server problems. Time will tell.
NFCC, check with another workstation if enable and re-enable filter works.
This means sent email has left Exchange Server & delivered to next messaging hope. Since the recepient mailing system may not generate such receipt; Exchange server is confirming message is relayed (passed to next hope).
If you are using smarthost (ISP server) to send all emails out; configure new SMTP connector & mention Yahoo.com (all other yahoo.co.uk etc.) in address space & use DNS to deliver the messages.
If Your are using DNS already try using SMARTHOST !!!
There is no problem in Exchange & in your domain since you are able to send email to GMAIL. It just the matter with method being used to deliver.