EXCHNAGE 2010
we have some automated processes which cause emails to be sent from BizTalk (hosted on windows server ) to the email address: xxx@hotmail.com
The users are reporting that no emails are arriving in the xxx@hotmail.com
BizTalk's own logging is showing messages as being successfully sent
Messages are sent via the relay server: edcrelay.
Messages are sent with the FROM value set to
how can we see if any of these are blocked / stuck somewhere, or does it look as if they're being sent successfully?
Thanks in advance,
The users are reporting that no emails are arriving in the xxx@hotmail.com
BizTalk's own logging is showing messages as being successfully sent
Messages are sent via the relay server: edcrelay.
Messages are sent with the FROM value set to
how can we see if any of these are blocked / stuck somewhere, or does it look as if they're being sent successfully?
Thanks in advance,
ASKER
the problem is not that.
I checked the message header from email address it is going from our domain to network and then to mx record which is outside and then same email comes with our domain from outside
proofpoint see it is spam and blocks it as it sees same domain name coming from outside.
I checked the message header from email address it is going from our domain to network and then to mx record which is outside and then same email comes with our domain from outside
proofpoint see it is spam and blocks it as it sees same domain name coming from outside.
ASKER
I don't know how to stop it
ASKER
Need your intervention in this issue, since it is not clear why the emails relayed using the EDCrelay.clearchannelint.c
Now these emails are getting blocked now as they are being considered as Spoof as well.
Below is the comparison between application generated email (BizTalk hosted on server ccioinpb03edc) and a email sent from same server ccioinpb03edc using telnet.
C--Users-con-ccisat1pwk-Desktop-comp.jpg
Now these emails are getting blocked now as they are being considered as Spoof as well.
Below is the comparison between application generated email (BizTalk hosted on server ccioinpb03edc) and a email sent from same server ccioinpb03edc using telnet.
C--Users-con-ccisat1pwk-Desktop-comp.jpg
Have you checked to see if your site has been blacklisted?
ASKER
which site you are referring to?
The site you are sending the emails from. The domain. Check it using the MXToolbox site.
http://mxtoolbox.com/blacklists.aspx
http://mxtoolbox.com/blacklists.aspx
ASKER
clearchannelint.com looks to me is black listed
is this the cause
is this the cause
ASKER
it was delisted but my question is why the mails are getting routed through internet
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Check the Exchange toolbox to see if you have messages stuck in the queue.
Click Start > All Programs > Microsoft Exchange 2013 > Exchange Toolbox.
In the Mail flow tools section, double-click Queue Viewer to open the tool in a new window.
In Queue Viewer, select the Messages tab to see the list of messages that are currently queued for delivery in your organization.