- My dedicated IP has a flawless reputation; I have rDNS setup; I contact the Outlook.com postmaster using the Microsoft form and they replied that there is no issue with delivering email.
- The only filter I have is to never put anything in the SPAM folder; mark everything as legitimate email.
- Outlook does NOT bounce emails; I did get one error: "Result: SMTP error from remote mail server after end of data: host mx1.hotmail.com [65.55.37.88]: 550 5.7.0 (COL0-MC2-F10) Unfortunately, messages from (192.65.243.59) on behalf of (chase.com) weren't sent. The domain's message authentication polic" but it appears to be Outlook.com INCORRECTLY checking SPF records on the original domain vs. checking SPF records on the sending IP/domain (meaning my server that I am forwarding to Outlook.com
I have outlook email.
I have my regular email account ***Email address removed for privacy***
those emails are not going into my outlook account even though all the settings are correct.
I get an error message that says cannot find the email server
I worked with yahoo which is the server for sbc and we went through outlook to make sure all
the setting were correct... the lady said Microsoft would have to repair outlook
how do I repair outlook
Users on outlook.com (business users) cannot send to an email domain not on outlook.com. The NDR is
There was a SMTP communication problem with the recipient's email server.
<nadc2.dgna.net>
The problem is the email domain they are sending to has nothing to do with nadc2.dgna.net. An mxlookup on the destination email domain resolves to asp.reflexion.net
All other companies can send to this domain, just not Oulook.com users. Outlook.com users get a NDR saying the above.
Why is Outlook.com trying to send to nadc2.dgna.net when the destination domain's mx record is asp.reflexion.net?
Original title: Outlook.com trying to contact wrong server to send email
Users on outlook.com (business users) cannot send to an email domain not on outlook.com. The NDR is
There was a SMTP communication problem with the recipient's email server.
<nadc2.dgna.net>
The problem is the email domain they are sending to has nothing to do with nadc2.dgna.net. An mxlookup on the destination email domain resolves to asp.reflexion.net
All other companies can send to this domain, just not Oulook.com users. Outlook.com users get a NDR saying the above.
Why is Outlook.com trying to send to nadc2.dgna.net when the destination domain's mx record is asp.reflexion.net?
I've had my hotmail.co.uk address for years, until very recently a proxy address I have got set up delivered mail into my account, now there is nothing.
Forgive my lack of knowledge on this issue, but as far as I'm aware there is no email server that mail for my other address gets sent to or stored. Only a server that will redirect anything coming to that address to my hotmail address.
As such I cannot set up an alias as I don't have / use a password for this proxy address. How / why is this happening and how do I get it resolved? No changes have been made at the proxy server end, and when extra addresses are added to the proxy address, they get the mail yet I still don't.
Hi
I have an incoming email to Outlook.com that was sent as html and seems to have been converted to plain text. (Corrupted)
My setup is: Incoming emails go to an email server then to outlook.com then to outlook 2013
The email on the "email server" is in html
The email on outlook.com is in plain text (Corrupted)
And also is the email on outlook 2013
When I download the email from the email server to outlook 2013 it comes out correctly.
Why is my church email going into everyone else's spam? Is there something I can do to fix this on my server or what?
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