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If you are using Exchange 5.5: go and open Exchange Admin click on org/site/configuration/servers/servername then click on private information store then mailbox resources click on edit/select all click on file/save windows content once save you can open in excel.

What version of Outlook and what OS are you using

I agree with FilthPig. Usually AOL will send an email to the postmaster informing them of the possible black listing. They give you so many days to correct the open relay problem. Here is an example: Postmaster@aol.com [mailto:Postmaster@aol.com] Sent: Wednesday, September 11, 2002 1:34 PM...

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Thank you very much Dana. This is very useful

that's great. it would be extremely helpful if you could walk me through that or point me to an article that would show me how to do that. Thank you.

No that the server receiving the email had 1. Exchange 2000 2. Reverse DNS lookup option enable which cause the NDR to be created since the Exchange 2000 server couldn't confirm where the email was coming from. The best thing to do is to talk to the person who is the DNS admin for your site...

What is the best way to set an autoreply for a disabled account? I employee was terminated the other day and we want to inform people to call or email a different employee now.

I had a similar incident. It had to do with Reverse DNS lookup. My site was trying to send email to an outside company that had an Exchange 2000 server that had Reverse DNS lookup options enable. Because their server couldn't resolve the name - it would reject the mail. They were using it as...