asked on SBS 2008 - POP3 Connector breaks when changing users return address.
I'm having problems configuring the POP3 Connector in SBS 2008.
I've set up a small office with 3 users. This is a small subsiduary of a larger company.
For various reasons I wont get into and have no influence over, all emails are distributed from the parent company via pop3.
I've setup the server with a domain smallsubourcompany.com but I want all the email addresses to appear to come from ourcompany.com.
In the Windows SBS Console, I enable pop3 connector and configure pop3 access for the users and test - All works fine.
I then go into Exchange Management Console and make changes so the reply address in 'Mailbox/User/Properties/E
(Event 203 : "An error occurred while delivering mail to 'robert@ourcompany.com' on the SMTP server 'localhost'. The error code was 0x800ccc69. Verify that the mailbox exists and that the Exchange receive connectors are configured properly.")
Anyone know what's going on and how I can get around this?
I've been through all of
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dd469606(WS.10).aspx
and nothing makes any difference.
I've tried reselecting the 'mailbox' for each user in the POP3Connector dialogs but that doesn't work either.
If I change the return email address back to the default, the POP3 connector springs back into life.
I've set up a small office with 3 users. This is a small subsiduary of a larger company.
For various reasons I wont get into and have no influence over, all emails are distributed from the parent company via pop3.
I've setup the server with a domain smallsubourcompany.com but I want all the email addresses to appear to come from ourcompany.com.
In the Windows SBS Console, I enable pop3 connector and configure pop3 access for the users and test - All works fine.
I then go into Exchange Management Console and make changes so the reply address in 'Mailbox/User/Properties/E
(Event 203 : "An error occurred while delivering mail to 'robert@ourcompany.com' on the SMTP server 'localhost'. The error code was 0x800ccc69. Verify that the mailbox exists and that the Exchange receive connectors are configured properly.")
Anyone know what's going on and how I can get around this?
I've been through all of
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dd469606(WS.10).aspx
and nothing makes any difference.
I've tried reselecting the 'mailbox' for each user in the POP3Connector dialogs but that doesn't work either.
If I change the return email address back to the default, the POP3 connector springs back into life.
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Gah!
Now can't send emails from CompanyB to CompanyA by adding CompanyA to "Authorative Accepted Domain" list.
New thread @
https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/26610579/SBS-2008-Exchange-550-5-1-1-RESOLVER-ADR-RecipNotFound-not-found-relates-to-previous-qeustion-regarding-POP3-connector.html if you want to continue there.
Now can't send emails from CompanyB to CompanyA by adding CompanyA to "Authorative Accepted Domain" list.
New thread @
https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/26610579/SBS-2008-Exchange-550-5-1-1-RESOLVER-ADR-RecipNotFound-not-found-relates-to-previous-qeustion-regarding-POP3-connector.html if you want to continue there.
> "Do you have the domains as ' Authorative Accepted Domain' ? (organisation>hub transport> accepted domains)."
Only companyB.local and companyB.com have been set up. Both are authoritative and companyB.local is set to default.
- Adding companyA.com to the list seems to have fixed things.
Thanks.