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Accepted Domain - Recipient address rejected: Access denied 554 5.7.1 - Exchange 2007
Migrated from SBS 2003 to SBS 2007 and changed the internal domain name. SBS 2003 was receiving e-mails for domain1.com and domain2.com
Migration went well, exchange is up and running and functioning for domain2.com but I cannot get e-mails to be received on domain1.com
We are using Trend Micro Hosted E-mail and getting an NDR sent back:
in11.sjc.mx.trendmicro.com
I have added domain2.com as an accepted domain.
I have adjusted email policy to add this an smtp address, and confirmed it was added to the mailbox user
I have added the IP address range for Trend on the receive connector to allow e-mail to be received.
I have selected "anonymous users" for the permission groups on receive connector.
I have selected TLS and basic authentication on receive connector.
I have allowed the remote IP address on the anti-spam tab. (I even disabled and tested)
Any ideas what I'm missing?
Migration went well, exchange is up and running and functioning for domain2.com but I cannot get e-mails to be received on domain1.com
We are using Trend Micro Hosted E-mail and getting an NDR sent back:
in11.sjc.mx.trendmicro.com
I have added domain2.com as an accepted domain.
I have adjusted email policy to add this an smtp address, and confirmed it was added to the mailbox user
I have added the IP address range for Trend on the receive connector to allow e-mail to be received.
I have selected "anonymous users" for the permission groups on receive connector.
I have selected TLS and basic authentication on receive connector.
I have allowed the remote IP address on the anti-spam tab. (I even disabled and tested)
Any ideas what I'm missing?
ASKER
This is exchange 2007. ISPs mailserver was setup as a smarthost, followed the SBS Wizard for this.
Emails is fine for domain2.com but not domain1.com.
Nothing changed except for the exchange server - all mx records are pointing to the same place, same trend micro. I think it's because there's a configuration in exchange that is missing to allow e-mail to come in for domain2.com.
Emails is fine for domain2.com but not domain1.com.
Nothing changed except for the exchange server - all mx records are pointing to the same place, same trend micro. I think it's because there's a configuration in exchange that is missing to allow e-mail to come in for domain2.com.
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when i try to send internally from domain1.com to domain2.com i get:
Diagnostic information for administrators:
Generating server: mta2.srv.hcvlny.cv.net (tcp-daemon)
user@domain2.com
#< #5.4.4> #SMTP#
Diagnostic information for administrators:
Generating server: mta2.srv.hcvlny.cv.net (tcp-daemon)
user@domain2.com
#< #5.4.4> #SMTP#
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Not solved.
You may be able to request that your ISP create a proper PTR (or reverse DNS entry) for you, but I think the better option will be to use an SMTP connector and your ISPs mailserver as a smarthost - as described here -> http://www.amset.info/exchange/smtp-connector.asp