Re: Undeliverable E-mail
- From: "Peter" <Peter@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sun, 15 May 2005 08:51:02 -0700
All e-mail is set for the "mailbox" option. What's happening is that e-mail
is being picked up by this server for 4 or 5 ameritech.net addresses ..
..these addresses are picked up from pop.ameritech.yahoo.com . SBC is also
picked up there .. now maybe this irrelevant info to the solution but what my
problem is ... is that some mail is not making it to valid recipients on the
internet. What my thinking is ... is that maybe the mail is not making it
out of our network do to routing issues or something based upon the
destinations' extension "ameritech.net" . The truth is I don't know why
most mail (98%) makes it to it's destination on the internet and some (2%)
doesn't. But the company needs all 100% to make it. Is there something I
can do, or check for? I bet someone else has come across a "common" problem
before that resolves this.
Thanks in advance to all who assist. Sincerely, Peter
"Grey Lancaster [SBS ROCKS Family Member]" wrote:
> FWIW
> I have found the "global" option to be fast becoming inefficient/bad.
>
> I would recommend testing the "mailbox" option.
>
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> "Peter" <Peter@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
> news:9C1D8393-D6B6-4F81-9462-5EAB1797711E@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> > Often on a particular network I manage that is set up with Pop3 connector
> > and
> > picks up mail for accounts from multiple private domains and one public
> > domain: ameritech.net I often get much undeliverable mail. I think this
> > is
> > because some of the accounts that exchange picks up mail for have the
> > ameritech.net extension which is under the management of sbc & yahoo. Now
> > lately e-mails to sbcglobal.net e-mails have failed and we have confirmed
> > that the recipients addresses are valid and correct. Is it that the
> > server
> > cannot route out to these addresses because it considers them to be local?
> > What could be happening.. like I said the server picks up mail for about 3
> > different domains... 2 domain names we own and another domain is from the
> > original DSL e-mail accounts that the users have used for some time via
> > ameritech.net.... is there a way around this?
> >
> > Please advise. Thank you in advance for your time and efforts!
> >
> > Sincerely,
> >
> > Peter
>
>
>
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