How to send fully-qualified hostname

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Phil Cox

I keep getting a "Helo command rejected: need fully-qualified hostname"
rejection from my SMTP (postfix) server. Does anyone know how I can force
Outlook to send a fully qualified domain name as part of the HELO command?

Any pointers are appreciated.

Phil
 
What is your version of Outlook?
Is it configured to your ISP's server specifications correctly? Check your
ISP website for the required details.
 
Phil said:
I keep getting a "Helo command rejected: need fully-qualified
hostname" rejection from my SMTP (postfix) server. Does anyone know
how I can force Outlook to send a fully qualified domain name as part
of the HELO command?
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What OS? I'm pretty sure Outlook is going to pull this info from the
network info, but giving you directions to where you need to put information
in will vary from OS to OS.
 
Phil Cox said:
I keep getting a "Helo command rejected: need fully-qualified
hostname" rejection from my SMTP (postfix) server. Does anyone know
how I can force Outlook to send a fully qualified domain name as part
of the HELO command?
Click to expand...

That's a WIndows networking question.
 

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