huntex
asked on
Postmaster #550 5.1.4 RESOLVER.ADR.Ambiguous; ambiguous address ##
When I send an email to postmaster@mydomain.com it comes back with error:
#550 5.1.4 RESOLVER.ADR.Ambiguous; ambiguous address ##
I've narrowed it down to the Exchange update rollup 7 that breaks delivery status notifications:
I followed this post at the time:
http://replay.web.archive.org/20090408084222/http://www.telnetport25.com/component/content/article/1-exchange-2007-gen/280-exchange-2007-sp-1-roll-up-7-delivery-status-notifications.html
Never realised before but I can't send to postmaster@mydomain.com
Here's what I get when I do (Get-OrganizationConfig).M icrosoftEx changeReci pientEmail Addresses =
SmtpAddress : postmaster@mydomain.com
AddressString : postmaster@mydomain.com
ProxyAddressString : smtp:postmaster@mydomain.c om
Prefix : SMTP
IsPrimaryAddress : False
PrefixString : smtp
SmtpAddress : MicrosoftExchange329e71ec8 8ae4615bbc 36ab6ce411 09e@mydoma in.com
AddressString : MicrosoftExchange329e71ec8 8ae4615bbc 36ab6ce411 09e@mydoma in.com
ProxyAddressString : SMTP:MicrosoftExchange329e 71ec88ae46 15bbc36ab6 ce41109e@m ydomain.co m
Prefix : SMTP
IsPrimaryAddress : True
PrefixString : SMTP
SmtpAddress : MicrosoftExchange329e71ec8 8ae4615bbc 36ab6ce411 09e@mydoma in.local
AddressString : MicrosoftExchange329e71ec8 8ae4615bbc 36ab6ce411 09e@mydoma in.local
ProxyAddressString : smtp:MicrosoftExchange329e 71ec88ae46 15bbc36ab6 ce41109e@m ydomain.lo cal
Prefix : SMTP
IsPrimaryAddress : False
PrefixString : smtp
I'm thinking that removing the postmaster entry should fix the 5.1.4 error but I don't know how to remove it from here using PS....
Am I right in thinking this?
Thanks for your help!!!
#550 5.1.4 RESOLVER.ADR.Ambiguous; ambiguous address ##
I've narrowed it down to the Exchange update rollup 7 that breaks delivery status notifications:
I followed this post at the time:
http://replay.web.archive.org/20090408084222/http://www.telnetport25.com/component/content/article/1-exchange-2007-gen/280-exchange-2007-sp-1-roll-up-7-delivery-status-notifications.html
Never realised before but I can't send to postmaster@mydomain.com
Here's what I get when I do (Get-OrganizationConfig).M
SmtpAddress : postmaster@mydomain.com
AddressString : postmaster@mydomain.com
ProxyAddressString : smtp:postmaster@mydomain.c
Prefix : SMTP
IsPrimaryAddress : False
PrefixString : smtp
SmtpAddress : MicrosoftExchange329e71ec8
AddressString : MicrosoftExchange329e71ec8
ProxyAddressString : SMTP:MicrosoftExchange329e
Prefix : SMTP
IsPrimaryAddress : True
PrefixString : SMTP
SmtpAddress : MicrosoftExchange329e71ec8
AddressString : MicrosoftExchange329e71ec8
ProxyAddressString : smtp:MicrosoftExchange329e
Prefix : SMTP
IsPrimaryAddress : False
PrefixString : smtp
I'm thinking that removing the postmaster entry should fix the 5.1.4 error but I don't know how to remove it from here using PS....
Am I right in thinking this?
Thanks for your help!!!
ASKER CERTIFIED SOLUTION
membership
This solution is only available to members.
To access this solution, you must be a member of Experts Exchange.
Sure.
The first part you gave me, it returns an Array (a collection of addresses). That's numbered starting from 0, so we have this:
0: postmaster@mydomain.com
1: MicrosoftExchange329e71ec8 8ae4615bbc 36ab6ce411 09e@mydoma in.com
2: MicrosoftExchange329e71ec8 8ae4615bbc 36ab6ce411 09e@mydoma in.local
You wanted to drop the first, 0, so we've taken everything else, from 1 to 2 ([1..2]) and put that into a variable called $Addresses.
Finally, we've taken our modified list, and chucked it into Set-OrganizationConfig.
HTH
Chris
The first part you gave me, it returns an Array (a collection of addresses). That's numbered starting from 0, so we have this:
0: postmaster@mydomain.com
1: MicrosoftExchange329e71ec8
2: MicrosoftExchange329e71ec8
You wanted to drop the first, 0, so we've taken everything else, from 1 to 2 ([1..2]) and put that into a variable called $Addresses.
Finally, we've taken our modified list, and chucked it into Set-OrganizationConfig.
HTH
Chris
ASKER
Excellent man, cheers!
ASKER
Could you explain it to me?
Thanks very very much.