tom_szabo
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SBS 2003 not receiving a specific email
Good day,
I have a problem emailing out of an Elastix machine. or the problem could be receiving emails on an SBS 2003 server.
Basically, If I send an email to myself (user@domain1.net.au) from the Linux console I can receive it fine. However, if I send an email to user@domain2.com.au the email is not received.
The Elastix machine and the server (Exchange / SBS 2003) for domain2.com.au are in the same LAN and share the same Pfsense firewall.
If the email to domain2.com.au is sent from a remote Elastix server it is received.
So i guess the issue must be happening because the Elastix server i need to configure is on the same local network as the domain2 SBS.
On the firewall, I've forwarded ports 25 and 100 to the SBS server.
What am I missing?
TIA
I have a problem emailing out of an Elastix machine. or the problem could be receiving emails on an SBS 2003 server.
Basically, If I send an email to myself (user@domain1.net.au) from the Linux console I can receive it fine. However, if I send an email to user@domain2.com.au the email is not received.
The Elastix machine and the server (Exchange / SBS 2003) for domain2.com.au are in the same LAN and share the same Pfsense firewall.
If the email to domain2.com.au is sent from a remote Elastix server it is received.
So i guess the issue must be happening because the Elastix server i need to configure is on the same local network as the domain2 SBS.
On the firewall, I've forwarded ports 25 and 100 to the SBS server.
What am I missing?
TIA
ASKER
mail.domain1.net.au - Windows Server 2003 STD running Exchange Version: 6.5.7638.1
mail.domain2.com.au - Windows SBS 2003 with Exchange Version: 6.5.7226.0
The Elastix machine (CentOS release 5.3) runs postfix. It just sends emails with Hylafax; it attaches the faxes to an email and sends them automatically to a nominated address.
Thanks
mail.domain2.com.au - Windows SBS 2003 with Exchange Version: 6.5.7226.0
The Elastix machine (CentOS release 5.3) runs postfix. It just sends emails with Hylafax; it attaches the faxes to an email and sends them automatically to a nominated address.
Thanks
so from the SBS LAN can you telnet to mail.domain1.net.au on port 25.
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This was the solution that we tested and solved the issue
domain1.net.au and domain2.com.au are they both hosted on SBS server.
Does Elastix machine host email as well.