Exchange Message Rejection? 2

[robprince]

Hi,
I currently have a Exchange 2000 server, sending mail out everywhere is fine except for one company.
this is the error message I recieve

This message was rejected due to the current administrative policy by the destination server. Please retry at a later time. If that fails, contact your system administrator.

<XXXXXX.XXXXX.biz #4.3.2>

This is the only company that I know of that I'm recieving this problem from. Is there a problem on my side or there's?

Thanks for any Help
Rob

 

[xmsre]

Contact the postmaster of XXXXXX.XXXXX.biz and find out what their current administrative policy is.

 

[robprince]

&quot;current administrative policy by the destination server&quot;
Doesn't &quot;destination server&quot; mean there server denied it?

Rob

 

[Davetoo]

Yes, that's why he said to contact their postmaster. Advise him of the exact error so he/she can track the problem/issue on their server. It's being rejected by the recipient's server, not the senders.

I'm Certifiable, not certified.
It just means my answers are from experience, not a book.

 

[robprince]

Thanks Lander,

It might of been the way I formed the question....

The XXXXXX.XXXXX.biz is my server telling me what happen.

Thanks
Again

Rob

 

[Davetoo]

Thanks, but the star should go to xmsre. He answered the question, I just clarified the answer.

I'm Certifiable, not certified.
It just means my answers are from experience, not a book.

 

[robprince]

All right guys, we have both Telneted into each other's Exchange servers with no problem's sending e-mail this way.

There Exchange server is 5.5 is there anything I should have them look for specificaly? That is blocking our e-mail's.

There are having problems with a few other clients not being able to e-mail them. But they can e-mail out to everyone.

There Admin is getting a lot of heat over this......

Rob

 

[flaurijssens]

Some people have blacklisted the entire .biz gTLD because they somehow think that is the best way to fight spam.

This particular destination may be one of them.