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Exchange 2010. Additional Mailbox Server
I am currently migrating from exchange server 2010 to 2016. The first step in my migration path is to get all exchange 2010 servers to exchange 2010 sp3 . I have created the exchange server with service pack 3 and I am now migrating users to this new server.
A test user that I have migrated is able to receive mail both internally and externally , send internally but when they send externally they get a mail protection bounce back error from outlook .
Any ideas ?
A test user that I have migrated is able to receive mail both internally and externally , send internally but when they send externally they get a mail protection bounce back error from outlook .
Any ideas ?
Daryl Gawn
can you post the bounce back message?
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ASKER
the error is posted above
That is an O365 rejection, does the user get a bounce back when sending external to anyone other than an O365 user such as gmail, or some other domain. Also does O365 or EOP have any part to play in your external mail routing?
ASKER
yes the get bounce backs sending to multiple different domains . There is no link to anything with O365
is the error the exact same? if so, what are you using for a smart host? are you using EOP?
ASKER
the error is always xxxx.mail.protection.outlo
was the test successful.
ASKER
yes it went through to gmail however I tried it with another user and got a bounce back
what are you using for a smart host for the send connector?
ASKER
no smart host just dns
so to confirm you actually can successfully externally, but not to recipients in o365. is that correct? if you are not sure send test emails to different domains and see if successful.
ASKER
can only send externally to gmail . tried O365 and bounce back and tried hotmail and bounce back (hotmail and 365 would be the same platform. Also another domain not on 365 failed
1- DNS not resolve some cloud MX records try to use new send connector
address space ( *.protection.outlook.com )
route mail through smart host mail.protection.outlook.co
2-check your ISP if there any issues ( firewall , delay )
address space ( *.protection.outlook.com )
route mail through smart host mail.protection.outlook.co
2-check your ISP if there any issues ( firewall , delay )
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