exchange 2010 cant sent mail externally

[RabbieBurns]

Ive got 2008r2 running as a vm in a test domain and exchange 2010. The DC is a 2008 normal.

I can send email within the domain, but it comes back as timed out when trying to send externally

Where should I be looking for error messages and things that would indicate where my problem lies?

[Dos_Box]

Hmm. Local DNS resolution perhaps or upstream mail servers\smart hosts not resolving\accessable?

[RabbieBurns]

Ill check when I get home just on the bus the now. ill post the exact returned mail too. Pretty sure dsn is working though as can browse the web etc

[jamesreedersmith]

Is it that you have not set up a send connector - there is not one by default in 2007/2010 like there was in 2003

[RabbieBurns]

Is it that you have not set up a send connector - there is not one by default in 2007/2010 like there was in 2003

most likeley then as all i have done is the install and created a couple of mailboxes.

How do i set up a send connector?

[jamesreedersmith]

TechNet is your friend

Linky

Thanks

James

PS youll need to set a receive connector to to receive mails to the box

[RabbieBurns]

cheers for that.. ill have a read at work in the morning..

as for recieving mail, ive still got to set the mx records and add in a real domain etc to exchange..

baby steps

[RabbieBurns]

THanks for that. Ive got it sending now. And Ive changed the fqdn that it displays in the headers it sends too.

My next problem is to do with the authentication I think

From checkdns.net

]quote]Mail server mydomain.co.uk[8.8.8.2] answers on port 25
<<< 220 2008R2.test.domain Microsoft ESMTP MAIL Service ready at Fri, 8 Jan 2010 00:32:35 +0000
>>> HELO DNS Quick Check - DNS Report Tool, Test your DNS delegation, DNS Servers, Mail and Web Servers, Network Admins, Webmasters, Hosting
<<< 250 2008R2.test.domain Hello [195.60.98.253]
>>> MAIL FROM: <dnscheck@uniplace.com>
<<< 530 5.7.1 Client was not authenticated[/quote]

Where abouts do I find the bit to change the authentication?

And also, how do I change the fqdn of this incoming reply from the local.domain to the real external one?

[RabbieBurns]

never mind.. found the solution!

MsExchange Smtp25@blogspot: 530 5.7.1 Client was not authenticated Exchange 2010

Its working great now.

Thanks all

[tanoli]

THanks for that. Ive got it sending now. And Ive changed the fqdn that it displays in the headers it sends too.

My next problem is to do with the authentication I think

From checkdns.net

If you have got this working, please help me out too. My Problem is.

My exchange server receives emails externally (from Yahoo/Gmail) but it does not send emails. I don't even get the delivery failure message. It sends email but never received on the Yahoo/Gmail account.

Can you please guide me where I am making a mistake?

Regards,


]quote]Mail server mydomain.co.uk[8.8.8.2] answers on port 25
<<< 220 2008R2.test.domain Microsoft ESMTP MAIL Service ready at Fri, 8 Jan 2010 00:32:35 +0000
>>> HELO DNS Quick Check - DNS Report Tool, Test your DNS delegation, DNS Servers, Mail and Web Servers, Network Admins, Webmasters, Hosting
<<< 250 2008R2.test.domain Hello [195.60.98.253]
>>> MAIL FROM: <dnscheck@uniplace.com>
<<< 530 5.7.1 Client was not authenticated

Where abouts do I find the bit to change the authentication?

And also, how do I change the fqdn of this incoming reply from the local.domain to the real external one?[/QUOTE]

[tanoli]

THanks for that. Ive got it sending now. And Ive changed the fqdn that it displays in the headers it sends too.

If you have got it sending, please help me out too. My Problem is.

My exchange server receives emails externally (from Yahoo/Gmail) but it does not send emails. I don't even get the delivery failure message. It sends email but never received on the Yahoo/Gmail account.

Can you please guide me where I am making a mistake?

Regards,