Outgoing SMTP Server for MAC Mail To Internal Mail Server
Well here is the problem.
Recently did a migration to Exchange 2007. Everything more the most part is working great. The VP of the company uses a Mac with OS 10.5.1 and Mac Mail 3.1.
I have configured IMAP for this user to allow for retrieval of mail. Externally from the site I am able to recieve mail without a hitch. However I am only able to send mail to employees within the company. Any external mail just seems to vanish.
I am currently using the internal mail server as my Outgoing SMTP Mail Server. It is going through port 587 with SSL and NTLM for authentication.
At this point I think it is having a problem relaying mail from an authenticated user to an external source, but I need some insight.
Thanks
Recently did a migration to Exchange 2007. Everything more the most part is working great. The VP of the company uses a Mac with OS 10.5.1 and Mac Mail 3.1.
I have configured IMAP for this user to allow for retrieval of mail. Externally from the site I am able to recieve mail without a hitch. However I am only able to send mail to employees within the company. Any external mail just seems to vanish.
I am currently using the internal mail server as my Outgoing SMTP Mail Server. It is going through port 587 with SSL and NTLM for authentication.
At this point I think it is having a problem relaying mail from an authenticated user to an external source, but I need some insight.
Thanks
ASKER
Well this is a smaller organization so it is just a Hub Transport Server with Anti-Spam Enabled.
Yes there is a Send connector for outgoing for " * " Domain.
Yes there is a Send connector for outgoing for " * " Domain.
is all the external email stuck in queue? right now under the queue it tell you why it's not going out...
ASKER
I see nothing under the queues to the differnet domains that I have sent out to that would indicate they are stuck in the queue.
did you relay the email to another connector? What happen if you send out a fake email say abcde@abklsdf.com? Will that show up from the queue? You check the queue using the queue viewer right?
ASKER
Yes I am using the queue viewer
Well internally I get a NDR saying it is a non existant domain. From the external Mac User I get nothing, even trying search for the Subject of the Email with the queue viewer I get no results.....
Well internally I get a NDR saying it is a non existant domain. From the external Mac User I get nothing, even trying search for the Subject of the Email with the queue viewer I get no results.....
ASKER
Sorry I didn't wait long enough I did get the NDR from the External Mac account.
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I am currently running RPC over HTTPS to all my mobile Windows based client without any issues. I can access Web-based Outlook externally and internally without any issues.
I'll run the tool.....
I'll run the tool.....
ASKER
There was a couple things that it detected.
First, it said that no external DNS servers were configured. Not sure that this means as I am able to resolve to any external address.
Second there is no MX or A records found for the local domain. (This is because the DNS is hosted outside the clients offices)
First, it said that no external DNS servers were configured. Not sure that this means as I am able to resolve to any external address.
Second there is no MX or A records found for the local domain. (This is because the DNS is hosted outside the clients offices)
Did you setup the send connector under the hub transport?