I've
sent this out before.. but here's another nice way of checking yourself from the
outside world.
-----Original
Message----- You said
you can Telnet out on Port 25 but you didn't say if it was by name. IE check the
DNS on outbound. The
messages in Queue have a failure status. What is it?? IE Host unknown, network
error, didn't send cash to BillG?? This will usually show you more of what is
going on. The SMTP
fix-up will kill you on Exchange to Exchange SMTP connections, but not
non-exchange. Kill it or but a non ESMTP server in front as a relay like
IIS. Try
TELNET 209.43.20.203 25 Then
Try
TELNET MAIL.IQUEST.NET 25 The
responses should be 220 iquest3.iquest.net
ESMTP If the
first works and not the second, you probably have a DNS issue on the Exchange
server. Chad
P. -----Original
Message----- ya the
mail is all sitting in the queue set to retry. -----Original
Message----- Did you
check the mail queue to see if the mail is
there? -----Original
Message----- Dns
records are forwarding and MX record is being populated. I can telnet out
on port 25. It seems to me that the mail is being stopped at the exchange
server. I can send mail in fine just outbound doesn't work. I
haven't disabled the fixup yet I am going to try that next. -----Original
Message----- Are your
DNS records (forwarding) good i.e. is your MX record being populated well?
ß this is
a weird question to ask but just checking a low chance
hunch. Is the mail being stopped on the exchange
server or held in the senders mailbox? Can you telnet or ping from your
box to the outside world using port 25 and/or
110? -----Original
Message----- Yes and
Yes to your questions. Sorry for the seamingly dumb response a little
tired after a day of fighting fires. Thanks for your
help Jonathan -----Original
Message----- Uhh....
YEAH! I guess with a question
like that I should ask, do you have an MX record for that server? Do you
have the IP address for that MX record assigned to your
server? -----Original
Message----- Do I use the public
address if I am already NATing it? -----Original
Message----- Disable the SMTP Fixup
for starters. Conduit Permit tcp host
x.x.x.x (the IP address of your Exchange server, the public one that is) eq smtp
any -----Original
Message----- I am really stumped on
this one and am hoping that I am just missing something simple. I have a
new Cisco pix firewall in place and I am not able to send mail from my Exchange
box to the outside world. I receive mail just fine. I have gone thru
the rules and everything looks good and nothing in the error logs either but
still can't send mail out. Any ideas on stuff I might have
missed? Thanks
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