Well without changing anything it seems to be working so, if it not brook I
am changing anything
Thanks
Terry
"VanguardLH" wrote:
> Terry wrote:
>
> > SMTP is enabled, that is why I do not understand why I'm getting the error
> >
> > "VanguardLH" wrote:
> >
> >> Terry wrote:
> >>
> >>> When sending mail from Outlook 03 using a POP3 and SMTP server. Often but not
> >>> all the time I receive the error "553 sorry, that domain isnʼt allowed to be
> >>> relayed thru this MTA (# 5.71)".
> >>>
> >>> This happens when sending to the SAME address some times it works other time
> >>> not.
> >>
> >> In the e-mail account defined in Outlook, enable SMTP authentication.
> >>
>
> Enabled? That merely means you have an SMTP server defined so that
> e-mail account can use it. Authentication means you have to enable THAT
> option. The default for SMTP authentication is to reuse the login
> credentials for the POP server access. Try selecting to use different
> login credentials but specify whatever are the correct ones (which may
> be the same as the POP login).
>
> The "error" to which you refer is actually an e-mail. In the headers of
> that NDR (non-delivery report) e-mail, who is sending it to you? Does
> it come from your own sending mail host? Or was it sent by the
> receiving mail host?
>
> Are you running your own SMTP server and trying to send e-mail through
> that (and then onto your ISP's SMTP server)? Or is Outlook connecting
> directly to the ISP's SMTP server?
>
> Have you yet tried disabling e-mail scanning in your anti-virus program?
> Some behave as a transparent SMTP server to intercept your e-mails,
> interrogate them, and then send them to the real SMTP server.
>
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