Re: message delivery problems

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What would be the exact wording of that security warning?
Contact postmasters of those servers and ask for an clarification.

Kory wrote:
Hello! Ok, this is not a DNS issue. One thing though, when I try to telnet into the port 25 into the remote server, it gives me a security warning and kicks me out. Can I simply be blacklisted by them and the message just remains sitting in the Queue?



"Jim McBee (MVP - Exchange)" <jmcbee@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message news:ONO1uFSpGHA.2400@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Highlight the queue that has the stalled messages in it. Look down towards the bottom of the management console and see if there is any sort of status message that would indicate the problem. Sometimes they are just bogus domains. Sometimes it is because the remote system won't accept mail from you because you don't have a PTR record or their is some other type of DNS problem.


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"Kory" <koryg@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message news:e7eAC2RpGHA.4812@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Hello! There are several email address that when I send them an e-mail, they just sit in the Queue. I did message tracking and its telling me that "Message Routed and Queued for Remote Delivery". Can anyone suggest symptoms for this?


Thank You!




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