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Eliyevelxan
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mail send problem exchnage 2003
GFI mail essentials, Exchange 2003, Exchange Send/Receive, ISA Server
Hi. I have confingured exchange server 2003. I'm sending and receiving mails. I have spam program GFI mail essential. and ISASERVER 2006 enterprise edition.But i have this problem:

Ican send mail every domain expect one domain. i'll call this domain test.com. I colled this mail administrator he said me that they dont blocked my domain. I dont block test.com domain either. I can recieve from test.com mails but i can not send mail them. I checked my domain in spamhause and else server in http://network-tools.com/ i get

[strong]Spam Blacklist check for 85.132.35.14: [/strong]

 

[strong]whois.rfc-ignorant.org [/strong]has not blacklisted this IP [strong]bl.spamcop.net [/strong]has not blacklisted this IP [strong]sbl.spamhaus.org [/strong]has not blacklisted this IP [strong]xbl.spamhaus.org [/strong]has not blacklisted this IP [strong]zen.spamhaus.org [/strong]has not blacklisted this IP [strong]psbl.surriel.com [/strong]has not blacklisted this IP

Please help me



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ASKED: Nov 20 2009  8:40 AM GMT
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Have you tried asking the mail administrator at test.com to whitelist your domain? This will sometimes get past mystery glitches....

He sad me that we have not blacklist.

Not being blacklisted means that there has been no deliberate attempt to block your email. Being whitelisted is telling the system that your traffic is welcome. There is a difference - this is similar to permissions, where not blocking someone from file access is not the same as granting permission.
Last Answered: Nov 30 2009  5:36 PM GMT by AndreaF   2135 pts.
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Labnuke99   27615 pts.  |   Nov 20 2009  3:02PM GMT

What error message is generated when sending to the problem domain? What happens if you run an interactive mail test to the receiving system posing as your sending server?

 

Eliyevelxan   565 pts.  |   Nov 23 2009  5:05PM GMT

No error message generated.

 

Labnuke99   27615 pts.  |   Nov 23 2009  9:56PM GMT

There must be some status message generated during the SMTP transaction. If no message is generated, then maybe something is just blocking communications between the sending and receiving systems.

 

Eliyevelxan   565 pts.  |   Dec 23 2009  11:54AM GMT

I unblocked some words and now it gives me The Mesagge susscufusully delivered. But i phone and they said that they dont receive mail