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in Queue viewer - Exchange 2010 Previous Versions of Exchange > smtp error (421) connection to server failed Exchange Server 2010 Question 0 Sign in to vote Hi folks, i have this issue when i smtp error 421 service not available send emails to someexternal domains; those emails are stuck in the queue viewer of myMS Exchange 2010 server; the detail of the error is "421 Syntax error".
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The destination email address is correct; and all of my PTR and MX records are correct; in fact with some others domains i'm not having this issue. I'm desperate to solve this situation because the emails are not being send, outside my organization. PD: My english is not so well; sorry for that!!.. Thanks in advance.
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somebody help me!!!. Wednesday, November 09, 2011 5:29 PM Reply | Quote Answers 0 Sign in to vote The Message tracking log is not the same as enabling protocol logging however IF the get-messagetrackinglog command isnt working, make sure you have permissions to run it and you are using Exchange powershell, not vanilla Powershell. Marked as answer by Evan LiuModerator Thursday, December 08, 2011 4:53 AM Friday, November 11, 2011 4:12 PM Reply | Quote Moderator All replies 0 Sign in to vote Do you have a firewall that does some (E)SMTP filtering? Try disabling this. You can also check by testing SMTP commands via telnet on port 25 to a target mailserver from your mailserver. Did you implement the Allow/Block List Providers in the Exchange antispam agent? I ran into an issue the other day that receiving servers gave "unrecognized commands" errors (500 and 533). Other than yours, but still worth looking into it. You could also try disabling any antimalware product that sit
not send your message. Error 421." - Meaning of the Numbers Have you ever tried wondering what the codes actually mean? Or have you thought, if these numbers do error 421 email make some sense? Or if they might mean something which could help you
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identify with the issue. Very often you encounter this in your mailbox. I intend just giving a small smtp 421 4.3.2 service not available heads-up in understanding the meaning or interpreting the error codes which might help in making sense as to where the trouble could be. Primarily you will get the error code with https://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/exchange/en-US/4921f56c-c899-4131-9f4a-d5baf2f2cc9f/421-syntax-error-emails-stuck-in-queue-viewer-exchange-2010?forum=exchange2010 three numbers as I showed above Error 421. First Number: This lets you know whether the server has accepted the command and was capable to handle it or not. Let me address you the possible meanings of the first number in the error now. 1: The server has taken the command, but it's not executing it. Here you need a confirmation message. 2: http://msexchangeguru.com/2011/08/18/errors/ The server was able to complete the task. 3: The server was able to understand the request but feels it needs more information to complete it. 4: The server faces a temporary failure here. If you try executing the command again, it may complete. At times, mail servers use such temporary failures to keep security higher. 5: The server actually has the error and you should attempt it. Second Number: This gives a little more information. Let me address you the possible meanings of the second number in the error now: 0: This indicates that a syntax error has taken place. 1: This indicates an informational reply, for example to a HELP request. 2: This indicates your connection status. 3 and 4 are unspecified. 5: This indicates your status of the mail system as a whole and the mail server in particular. Third Number: The last number is the key. It pertains more to mail transfer status. This actually relates to the detailed list of ESMTP server response codes, as laid down in RFC 821 and later extensions. 211 - This indicates a system status message. 214 - This indi
IP Manual SMTP Telnet Test Check My Reverse DNS Guidelines & Best Practices Bulk Sender Best Practices & Guidelines DKIM and DMARC Technical and Policy Requirements FAQ Home Popular Links Open a https://postmaster.aol.com/manual-telnet-test Trouble Ticket Feedback Loop Request Whitelist Request AOL Outbound Mail Servers Error Codes http://arstechnica.com/civis/viewtopic.php?t=305604 Tools &Technical Help Check my IP Reputation Verifying Connecting IP Manual SMTP Telnet Test Check My Reverse DNS Guidelines & Best Practices Bulk Sender Best Practices & Guidelines DKIM and DMARC Technical and Policy Requirements FAQ How to perform a Telnet Test? To manually perform a mail transaction using telnet, perform the following error 421 steps. IMPORTANT: If you make a typographical mistake, do not use backspace, which can send control characters that will cause a syntax error. Instead, quit and start over. The explanation and instruction portion is in italics, and what the computer's responses should be are in bold. Telnet Test From a Command prompt, type: telnet mailin-01.mx.aol.com 25 This specifies to telnet to port 25 on an AOL smtp error 421 mail host. The mail host identifies itself. This should be accompanied by several lines of introductory text (sample below): 220-mtain-di02.r1000.mx.aol.com ESMTP Internet Inbound 220-AOL and its affiliated companies do not 220-authorize the use of its proprietary computers and computer 220-networks to accept, transmit, or distribute unsolicited bulk 220-e-mail sent from the internet. 220-Effective immediately: 220-AOL may no longer accept connections from IP addresses 220 which no do not have reverse-DNS (PTR records) assigned. 421 4.4.2 mtain-di02.r1000.mx.aol.com Error: timeout exceeded Connection closed by foreign host. ''This is the standard greeting text issued after any successful connection to the AOL mail system. This text will be shown after a connection is made regardless of the state of the PTR record on the connecting IP. The last 2 lines are considered normal and do not indicate an error with your connection. If in doubt, you can check to see if you have reverse DNS (rDNS).'' Type: EHLO example.com Example.com specifies your mail server's domain. Your host's name will be repeated back to you by the AOL mail server, preceded by the name of the AOL server you are connecting to. For example: 250-rly-dd06.mx.aol.com yourhostname.example.com then you will see: 250
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