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HELP : Mail Delivery Failure!
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Mahmoud
2006-02-15 14:45:35 UTC
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Dear,
I have setup my Outlook 2003 with 3 Accounts: My ISP Mail, My Hotmail and my
Internal Exchange Server 2003 E-Mail.

I Added the MX record of the Exchange Server in the DNS of Exchange Server
and the A record is xist for that Server
I Added the DNS IP to my Preferred DNS settings on my computer (That I Have
the Outlook 2003 installed). and made my ISP Mail Account the default mail
account.
Every time i send e-mail to any of the Exchange server e-mail, it gives me a
Mail Delivery Failed message tell :

This message was created automatically by mail delivery software.

A message that you sent could not be delivered to one or more of its
recipients. This is a permanent error. The following address(es) failed:

***@LocalNet

unrouteable mail domain "localnet"

------ This is a copy of the message, including all the headers. ------

Return-path: <***@iqaratmisr.com>

Received: from [62.241.135.163] (helo=mahmoud)

by premiere.use-trade.com with esmtp (Exim 4.52)

NOTE: ***@iqaratmisr.com is my ISP Account which is the default
E-Mail I Send using it
LocalNet : is the Internal domain with my Exchange Server manage
***@LocalNet: is an Internal e-mail I sent to it
Ben Winzenz [Exchange MVP]
2006-02-15 14:58:46 UTC
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Why would you expect your ISP to be able to resolve your internal domain
name? When you set your ISP account as the *default* account, that means
all messages by default will be sent via that account. Is there a reason
that your ISP account has to be your default account?
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Post by Mahmoud
Dear,
I have setup my Outlook 2003 with 3 Accounts: My ISP Mail, My Hotmail and
my Internal Exchange Server 2003 E-Mail.
I Added the MX record of the Exchange Server in the DNS of Exchange
Server and the A record is xist for that Server
I Added the DNS IP to my Preferred DNS settings on my computer (That I
Have the Outlook 2003 installed). and made my ISP Mail Account the default
mail account.
Every time i send e-mail to any of the Exchange server e-mail, it gives me
This message was created automatically by mail delivery software.
A message that you sent could not be delivered to one or more of its
unrouteable mail domain "localnet"
------ This is a copy of the message, including all the headers. ------
Received: from [62.241.135.163] (helo=mahmoud)
by premiere.use-trade.com with esmtp (Exim 4.52)
E-Mail I Send using it
LocalNet : is the Internal domain with my Exchange Server manage
Kevin Longley
2006-02-16 00:46:43 UTC
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Confused by some of your statements....

"Added the MX record of the Exchange Server in the DNS of Exchange
Server" - why? Only needed in your public dns server so that external email
servers can send mail to you.

"Added the DNS IP to my Preferred DNS settings on my computer " - whose dns
server ip? This should be your internal dns server. Your internal dns
infrastructure should handle your internal/external host name resolution.

Within your mail accounts setup you would specify the smtp server to use.
Post by Mahmoud
Dear,
I have setup my Outlook 2003 with 3 Accounts: My ISP Mail, My Hotmail and
my Internal Exchange Server 2003 E-Mail.
I Added the MX record of the Exchange Server in the DNS of Exchange
Server and the A record is xist for that Server
I Added the DNS IP to my Preferred DNS settings on my computer (That I
Have the Outlook 2003 installed). and made my ISP Mail Account the default
mail account.
Every time i send e-mail to any of the Exchange server e-mail, it gives me
This message was created automatically by mail delivery software.
A message that you sent could not be delivered to one or more of its
unrouteable mail domain "localnet"
------ This is a copy of the message, including all the headers. ------
Received: from [62.241.135.163] (helo=mahmoud)
by premiere.use-trade.com with esmtp (Exim 4.52)
E-Mail I Send using it
LocalNet : is the Internal domain with my Exchange Server manage
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