[msexchange] Re: Problem receiving email from 1 domain
- From: "Mark Simpson" <msimpson@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: <msexchange@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 24 Mar 2003 16:33:43 -0000
Hello,
Ask the administrator to run nslookup on his outgoing mailserver and =
perform the following commands
set type=3Dmx
dkl.com
Is he able to resolve your domain name? if so he should see the =
following entry's
Non-authoritative answer:
dkl.com MX preference =3D 5, mail exchanger =3D firewall.dkl.com
dkl.com nameserver =3D pns.storm.ca
dkl.com nameserver =3D sns.storm.ca
firewall.dkl.com internet address =3D 209.87.236.33
Ask him to telnet to 209.87.236.33 port 25
Type helo
mail from:hisusername@xxxxxxx enter
rcpt to:yourusername@xxxxxxx enter
data enter
type in some data
press enter twice
select full stop on keyboard to accept mail
mail should now be sent to you mailbox
Try this out first
Regards
Mark Simpson
IT Support Specialist
msimpson@xxxxxxxxxxx
-----Original Message-----
From: Shawn R. Beairsto [mailto:sbeairst@xxxxxxx]
Sent: 24 March 2003 16:14
To: Msexchange (E-mail)
Subject: [msexchange] Problem receiving email from 1 domain
Hi all,
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We have a strange problem that cropped up early last week, and I could =
use your help. We cannot recieve email from a company that used to send =
to us quite regularly. We are receiving email from everywhere else in =
the world. I've been working with their admin guy and they have no =
problems sending emails anywhere else but here. When he tries to send =
me an email, this is the response he gets:
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Your message Subject: "test" has been delayed for some or all of the =
intended recipients. The recipients that were affected are: =
sbeairst@xxxxxxx =
<outbind://46/cgi-bin/compose?curmbox=3DF000000001&a=3De3370dc078531d3388=
34c6a17df1e97b&mailto=3D1&to=3Dsbeairst@xxxxxxx&msg=3DMSG1047928416.99&st=
art=3D10587&len=3D1818&src=3D&type=3Dx> Your message was received =
09:51:58 Mon, 17 March 2003. The mail system will keep trying to deliver =
your message for another 67 hours 57 minutes.=20
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We've both run out of ideas on this one. We cannot tell if its my =
system or his (I'm thinking its mine). Coincidently, we both are using =
the same ISP (Storm.ca), so we initially suspected some kind of routing =
issue but the folks at Storm say everything is OK. We are both running =
Exchange 2000. I'm not doing any blocking on the server at all.
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Does anyone have any ideas where else we can look?
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Thanks,
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Shawn Beairsto
Network Administrator
Data Kinetics Ltd.
http://www.dkl.com <http://www.dkl.com/>=20
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