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"451 4.7.500 server busy" from mail.protection.outlook.com
Hello.
I have a ticket on Microsoft about my Symantec SMG (anti-spam) is receiving the "451 4.7.500 server busy" from mail.protection.outlook.co m (Hybrid exchange 2010 / Office365 -and Postfix for some days) when I try to send a email to @hotmail.com (my send connector send to SMG. It has to be this way, and it was working until two days ago).
This question is the same point:
https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/29071178/mail-protection-outlook-com-rejecting-our-email.html
The Accepted Solution is:
"We were being throttled by Outlook.com addresses. Exchange was trying to send the health check emails outside. Fixed that and now everything goes through fine."
what does "Exchange was trying to send the health check emails outside. Fixed that and now everything goes through fine" mean?
I have a ticket on Microsoft about my Symantec SMG (anti-spam) is receiving the "451 4.7.500 server busy" from mail.protection.outlook.co
This question is the same point:
https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/29071178/mail-protection-outlook-com-rejecting-our-email.html
The Accepted Solution is:
"We were being throttled by Outlook.com addresses. Exchange was trying to send the health check emails outside. Fixed that and now everything goes through fine."
what does "Exchange was trying to send the health check emails outside. Fixed that and now everything goes through fine" mean?
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Not solved yet :-(
Same problem, only when try to send email to @hotmail domain
Same problem, only when try to send email to @hotmail domain
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I do not understand "Exchange was trying to send the health check emails outside. Fixed that and now everything goes through fine" . Exchange and all email server always verify if the email is sent outside, it checks if the email is received...
I hope the author replies to explain his solution...
Regards
Valentina