Routing Issue After Addition of Exchange 2007 Server
I set up an Exchange 2007 server in our Exchange 2000 Environment, and since have been unable to send outbound email from an Exchange 2000 server in a remote site. The remote site does not have a 2003 DC, only 2000. The following undeliverables are received on all outbound emails:
You do not have permission to send to this recipient.
<server.domain.com #5.7.1 smtp;550 5.7.1 Unable to relay>
You do not have permission to send to this recipient.
<server.domain.com #5.7.1 smtp;550 5.7.1 Unable to relay>
You shouldn't need to add anything to the relay list.
Did you have an SMTP Connector in the legacy version of Exchange? If not then Exchange 2007 will have created a Send Connector and will be trying to route all email. That could mean that you have problems if the Exchange 2007 server isn't fully configured for relaying.
Have the routing group connectors configured correctly? That is a common problem.
Also ensure that on the SMTP Virtual Server you do NOT have a smart host configured.
Simon.
Did you have an SMTP Connector in the legacy version of Exchange? If not then Exchange 2007 will have created a Send Connector and will be trying to route all email. That could mean that you have problems if the Exchange 2007 server isn't fully configured for relaying.
Have the routing group connectors configured correctly? That is a common problem.
Also ensure that on the SMTP Virtual Server you do NOT have a smart host configured.
Simon.
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I did not have an SMTP connector in the legacy version - 2007 did end up creating one from the local 2000 server, which was allowing incoming mail to be routed (all mail first comes in the remote site).
I ended up getting it to work by adding a 2nd Connector -- from the Remote 2000 Server to the 2007 server. Ideally, I would like to get mail from the local mailboxes at the remote site to send directly out. Is this possible?
I ended up getting it to work by adding a 2nd Connector -- from the Remote 2000 Server to the 2007 server. Ideally, I would like to get mail from the local mailboxes at the remote site to send directly out. Is this possible?
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Go in Administrative Groups -> Administrative group name -> Server -> Server name -> Protocols -> SMTP;
Right click on Default SMTP Virtual Server -> properties;
Access tab -> Relay buttom;
Select "only the list bellow" and add your domain and\or IPs you do want to allow the relay
and finally check the "Allow all computers witch successfully authenticate to relay, regardless of the list above" checkbox.
and check also this link for more.
http://blogs.technet.com/b/jhoward/archive/2005/10/11/412328.aspx