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Exchange 2007 and 2010 can't send email issues
Case 1: In a single-server Exchange 2007 setup you'll need
to allow annonymous connections on your default receive connector. By
default Exchange 2007 servers not running the Edge Transport role will only
accept inbound smtp connections from Exchange Users (clients), Exchange
Servers (other Exchange 2007 servers) and Exchange Legacy Servers (legacy
Exchange 2003 & below servers). To allow annonymous smtp connections for
your server, run the following management shell command:
Set-ReceiveConnector -Identity "Default <ServerName>" -PermissionGroups
"AnonymousUsers"
As for not being able to send external email, have you configured a Send
Connector? This is done through Organizational Configuration->Hub
Transport->Send Connectors, or by using the management shell command
New-SendConnector.
Case 2: You may need to add a send connector to your
Exchange server.
In the Exchange Management Console, go to Organization Configuration ->
Hub Transport. In the Action Panel choose: "New Send Connector"
Go through the Wizard. In the Address Space you have to choose "*" if you
want to send email to every domain.
Case 3: You may need a send connector set up to send to *.
Case 4: It seems that Exchange 2007 does not automatically come with an
external SMTP connector. This seems odd as I was able to send external email
before setting up the connector to the exchange 2003 server but following
the instructions below worked perfectly.
Case 5: If you receive this message: The following organization rejected
your message: smtp125.sbc.mail.sp1.yahoo.com, you need to create a send
connectors using your ISP SMTP server. Please follow this article to create
a SMTP Relay using ISP SMTP server:
How to create Send Connectors using ISP STMP Server
Case 6: The client has a problem to receive any emails. All users have
the same issue. After study, we found their domain name expired. After
renewing the domain name, it works again.
More cases can be found this post:
451 4.4.0 Primary target IP address issue n Exchange
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