Exchange Server Error - You do not have permission to send to this recipient
Hi
I have recently moved offices and now have a Telstra Business ADSL2 internet connection.
Now when I send emails through my Exchange 2003 server some recipients get the below error:
This is only about 1 in 30 emails that fail. But it's a problem. Any help appreciated????
The domain in question is www.prettypollution.com.au
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Undeliverable:
Your message did not reach some or all of the intended recipients.
Subject: RE: Website Order Form
Sent: 24/02/2009 2:25 PM
The following recipient(s) cannot be reached:
John Smith on 24/02/2009 2:26 PM
You do not have permission to send to this recipient. For assistance, contact your system administrator.
<SERVER.prettypollution.lo
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I have recently moved offices and now have a Telstra Business ADSL2 internet connection.
Now when I send emails through my Exchange 2003 server some recipients get the below error:
This is only about 1 in 30 emails that fail. But it's a problem. Any help appreciated????
The domain in question is www.prettypollution.com.au
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Undeliverable:
Your message did not reach some or all of the intended recipients.
Subject: RE: Website Order Form
Sent: 24/02/2009 2:25 PM
The following recipient(s) cannot be reached:
John Smith on 24/02/2009 2:26 PM
You do not have permission to send to this recipient. For assistance, contact your system administrator.
<SERVER.prettypollution.lo
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check the SORBS database to see if you are blacklisted - if so, get it unlisted
Contact your provider to determine if your IP is actually dynamic - if it is, spend the extra cash and get a static IP
Make sure your reverse dns and mx records are correct
you should be fine after that
-=A=-
Contact your provider to determine if your IP is actually dynamic - if it is, spend the extra cash and get a static IP
Make sure your reverse dns and mx records are correct
you should be fine after that
-=A=-
Contacting SORBS is going to be a waste of time. The DUL (dial up list, aka Dynamic) is a list provided by ISPs. They will not remove you from the list.
You have two options only.
1. Ask the ISP to provide a static IP address. If they have, then ask them to provide one that is not in the dynamic IP range that they have provided to the blacklist providers.
2. Set the server to use a smart host and route email via your ISPs SMTP Server using an SMTP Connector. http://www.amset.info/exchange/smtp-connector.asp
-M
You have two options only.
1. Ask the ISP to provide a static IP address. If they have, then ask them to provide one that is not in the dynamic IP range that they have provided to the blacklist providers.
2. Set the server to use a smart host and route email via your ISPs SMTP Server using an SMTP Connector. http://www.amset.info/exchange/smtp-connector.asp
-M
All is not lost. There is hope that you can be excluded from this list.
If you click on the link they provided you will see a webpage. There is a section on that page that will help you. I've pasted it here for you:
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Additions/Submissions to the DUHL Exclusion List
We also operate a self-help exclusion interface that allows the owner of a system to quickly exclude a single IP address (or, in some cases, multiple IP addresses) from the DUHL. For this to be possible, the following criteria need to be met:
* The MX record of a domain needs to contain a host name that maps to the IP address involved. The Time to Live of the MX record needs to be at least 43200 seconds.
* The A record for the host name needs to have a TTL of at least 43200 seconds.
* The reverse DNS PTR record for the IP address involved needs to map back to the name given in the MX record, and to have a TTL of at least 43200 seconds.
* If there are multiple MX entries, these rules apply to them all.
When all these conditions are met, please go to https://www.dnsbl.au.sorbs.net/scgi-bin/dulexclusions to request quick exclusion for your mail server.
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If you click on the link they provided you will see a webpage. There is a section on that page that will help you. I've pasted it here for you:
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Additions/Submissions to the DUHL Exclusion List
We also operate a self-help exclusion interface that allows the owner of a system to quickly exclude a single IP address (or, in some cases, multiple IP addresses) from the DUHL. For this to be possible, the following criteria need to be met:
* The MX record of a domain needs to contain a host name that maps to the IP address involved. The Time to Live of the MX record needs to be at least 43200 seconds.
* The A record for the host name needs to have a TTL of at least 43200 seconds.
* The reverse DNS PTR record for the IP address involved needs to map back to the name given in the MX record, and to have a TTL of at least 43200 seconds.
* If there are multiple MX entries, these rules apply to them all.
When all these conditions are met, please go to https://www.dnsbl.au.sorbs.net/scgi-bin/dulexclusions to request quick exclusion for your mail server.
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Same thing what i said.. you are blacklisted by SORBS...
you need to contact them to get whitelisted or
y0u need to change your conecting ip to static.. and thats done by isp...
PTR doesnt come in to picture here in this senario.. But . its a necessary thing.. coz that can cause issues later because there are domains which req PTR or else thy wont accept your connection ...
you need to contact them to get whitelisted or
y0u need to change your conecting ip to static.. and thats done by isp...
PTR doesnt come in to picture here in this senario.. But . its a necessary thing.. coz that can cause issues later because there are domains which req PTR or else thy wont accept your connection ...
ASKER
Thanks everyone for the great info.
I have a static IP address issued from our ISP (telstra).
I have a reverse DNS record configured now, to email.prettypollution.com.
I've requested delisting with SORBS
Pending a reply. Will update when I find out. If I can't get unlisted I'll discuss with the ISP to get a new static IP address
Brett
I have a static IP address issued from our ISP (telstra).
I have a reverse DNS record configured now, to email.prettypollution.com.
I've requested delisting with SORBS
Pending a reply. Will update when I find out. If I can't get unlisted I'll discuss with the ISP to get a new static IP address
Brett
No peoblem buddy... Glad to know my suggestion helped !
i am sure your issue wil be fixd
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i am sure your issue wil be fixd
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are you having a dynamic ip ??
check if you are open for relay ??
do this...
on command prompt:--
telnet maila.microsoft.com 25
ehlo
now just near the ehlo.. what Ip do you get? that will be your connecting ip.
go to www.mxtoolbox.com--> click on black list and put that ip there... check if you are showing black listed...
One more Question.... when do you get this NDR... ? to which domain are you trying to send email?
let me know the results.. I guess we almost got the resolution .......
-X-sAm-