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got it working<br />
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just after I wrote this, but had to pick up the kid so didnt have the time to post<br />
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but I made the change at my dns provider setting up a mxbackup forward (not sure if all providers offer this but this one does) that send the mails to port 587, and the flood began<br />
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<i>(I use gratisdns.dk which is a free service for those interested)</i><br />
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the odd thin though is that I had it working on my first installation without doing this. and I recon your answer is correct valmatic if not completely then almost
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got it working

just after I wrote this, but had to pick up the kid so didnt have the time to post

but I made the change at my dns provider setting up a mxbackup forward (not sure if all providers offer this but this one does) that send the mails to port 587, and the flood began

(I use gratisdns.dk which is a free service for those interested)

the odd thin though is that I had it working on my first installation without doing this. and I recon your answer is correct valmatic if not completely then almost

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I get a mail failure message when I send a test mail to an account<br />
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<pre><code id="code-10-28021956-1">#&lt; #5.4.6 X-Postfix; mail for mysite.com loops back to myself&gt; #SMTP#</code></pre>
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I've set up an exchange in a win 2012 environment server I can send mail fine, But for some reason I cannot receive mails, and get the above error back<br />
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mails are sent to me@mysite.com<br />
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I had it working on an earlier installation but unfortunately that one crashed completly<br />
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my mail recievers are set up on port 587 as 25 is closed by my isp<br />
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any ideas are more than welcome
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I get a mail failure message when I send a test mail to an account

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I've set up an exchange in a win 2012 environment server I can send mail fine, But for some reason I cannot receive mails, and get the above error back

mails are sent to me@mysite.com

I had it working on an earlier installation but unfortunately that one crashed completly

my mail recievers are set up on port 587 as 25 is closed by my isp

any ideas are more than welcome

exchange 2013 not receiving mails

Exchange is the server side of a collaborative application product that is part of the Microsoft Server infrastructure. Exchange's major features include email, calendaring, contacts and tasks, support for mobile and web-based access to information, and support for data storage.