Prev: DNS timeout on public IP
Next: Windows SBS 2008 VPN Issue
From: Kev on 21 Jul 2010 01:44
Hi Larry,
Thanks for your input, as I have look into some of your responses.

1) Saw the 3rd party program, pretty nice, but a bit expensive for my needs
and the client.
2) I've tried this many different ways, but I still can't send, it will
produce the same error as before.
3) Never heard this one before...
4) I've tried this, but still doesn't work. I receive the Popup window to
enter "the" password and it never sends.


Is exchange server really limited by only sending from one SMTP?

Because if I create a new user, and log onto that new user via OWA, I can
send fine with the second domain. email is sent ok. but if I add the SEND
AS or SEND ON BEHALF, produces the same error.

This limitation seems a bit odd to me.


From: Kev on 21 Jul 2010 10:09
Hi Larry,

Well, being frustrating at Exchange has it's advantages I guess.

I setup the DL last night and left it over night not really thinking about
it.

This morning, I was able to send using the DL, and then changed the DL Email
address to the second domain listing, and everything worked. I am going to
wait another 2 hours (As I read that Exchange takes up to 2 hours to flush
the cache) and make sure it does. But if it does, whooo! and thank you.

Kevin

I can post a How-To Just to ensure that people know how to do it.
From: Larry Struckmeyer[SBS-MVP] on 21 Jul 2010 19:00
Thanks for the response.

Note that you can remove and rebuild the cache in the outlook profile, accessed
through Control Panel - Mail.

-Larry

-Please post the resolution to your issue so others may benefit.

-Get Your SBS Health Check at www.sbsbpa.com


> Hi Larry,
>
> Well, being frustrating at Exchange has it's advantages I guess.
>
> I setup the DL last night and left it over night not really thinking
> about it.
>
> This morning, I was able to send using the DL, and then changed the DL
> Email address to the second domain listing, and everything worked. I
> am going to wait another 2 hours (As I read that Exchange takes up to
> 2 hours to flush the cache) and make sure it does. But if it does,
> whooo! and thank you.
>
> Kevin
>
> I can post a How-To Just to ensure that people know how to do it.
>


 | 
Pages: 1
Prev: DNS timeout on public IP
Next: Windows SBS 2008 VPN Issue