exchange 2013 accepted domain issue

We have put a domain into a new install of exchange server 2013. It so transpires that we have to use this domain on a different network so we have deleted the domain from accepted domains. Also removed addresses on mailboxes and checked the domain had been removed with ADSI edit.
But now we try to send to this domain we get it stuck in queue with 4.4.1 error encountered with primary target IP address

Any ideas?
techies123Asked:
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AmitIT ArchitectCommented:
Did you checked send connector settings. Check DNS also. It seems you are unable to resolve it.
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techies123Author Commented:
Can ping the domains
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AmitIT ArchitectCommented:
Are you able to do telnet to that domain on Port 25. Possible chances it might be blocked via firewall.
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techies123Author Commented:
It is receiving emails from everyone else except our new domain.
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techies123Author Commented:
I believe it is a problem because we put it into exchange 2013
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AmitIT ArchitectCommented:
Test using telnet. Use telnet to submit an email and share the result.
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Murali ReddyExchange ExpertCommented:
Do you use any email provider for scanning outboud/inbound emails? See if there is any mention of the domain in their records.

Also see if there are any send connectors or transport rules for that address space causing the failure.

Or else create a dedicated send connector for that address space and point to the new domain's HUB server (as smart host), as a work around till you figured it out.
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