Exchange 2003 SBS #4.4.7 NDR TO OUR SERVER
- From: jaellman@xxxxxxxxx
- Date: 9 Jul 2006 15:14:55 -0700
I've got a situation where my client is telling me (and I've seen) a
few domains are unable to send email to us without getting 4.4.7 errors
returned to the sender. I've disabled all incoming mail filters (IMF)
on the exchange server, from the outside world from multiple IP
addresses I can telnet to 25 to the mail server as well as MANY MANY
MANY users are able to send mail to this exchange server, only a few
cannot.
I'm looking for some general guidance on where I can look from here to
figure this out.
I've done the following:
-Disabled SMTP filtering on Exchange
-Disabled SMTP FIltering on PIX
-Routed all SMTP Traffic through our ISP via Virtual Server (there is
no SMTP Connector)
-Checked SMTP logs and found NO CONNECTIONS from these domains
attempting to send mail to us
-Check DNSREPORT for any DNS errors on our DNS Server...
Anything else I can look for?!? Thanks!
~Jeff
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