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External Company cannot send E-mails to our users using one of their applications they use to distribute, and send E-mails.
Hello Experts. We have Exchange 2010 Standard in our Environment. one of companies cannot send us E-mails using the application they use to distribute E-mails to groups. Users individually from that company can send us E-mails no problem, but when they do it through their application, it does not come through to us, does not show anywhere on or E-mail gateway, and they receive the attached bounce back. Please assist in troubleshooting and resolving this issue. Thanks in advance.
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The E-mails would be coming in individually. I assume the client company has a distribution group that our E-mails are added to. thanks
Than I agree with savvy, check the receive connectors logs.
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Hello, we have a specific receive connector setup for this external company, so their E-mail is not going to our Mail Firewall/ gateway, it is coming straight to our server...basically treated as internal E-mail. I enabled verbos logging on that receive connector, and asked the company to send an E-mail using their tool that they use...and nothing. nowhere in the log do i see an entry of the E-mail address the tool uses. Am I looking in the right place...this is where i found the log (\Exchange Server\V14\TransportRoles\
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All the recieve connectors log in the same directory, so if there is no knocking on the door i believe the sender party must start an investigation.
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All the recieve connectors log in the same directory, so if there is no knocking on the door i believe the sender party must start an investigation.
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Has the sender been able to report any sort of error they're getting?
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For my understanding the other party is sending mail externally to your internal distribution groups?
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