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Need help? Our experts have had an average response time of We will keep your servers stable, secure, and fast at all times for one fixed price. A confusing query, always. How we fix? So, the emails that violate these rules will be blocked at the recipient end. And, users see errors like permanent problems with the remote server. They replied that they have already queried with the them and they have been assured it's a problem at our end.
Could be either end. The recipient is using the Content Filter of Exchange, possibly configured a bit too aggressively. They could lower their SCL threshold to allow the message through. Conversely there is something about the messages being sent that is triggering the Content Filter; any chance you can upload a sample message?
Could also be the antispam filter picking up a word and incorrectly labelling it a town in the uk had that problem 'scunthorpe' theres a naughty word it in. I was gonna say that too. It sounds like the content filter is configured to block certain words which might be in the senders signature or something like that. Plain text is a good way to test as well. Back when I use to admin this sort of thing, this was a somewhat common sort of issue.
It was sometimes quite difficult working with remote admins that did not really understand what they were doing ;. It is quite sad that who you brought this to at the remote domain could not clearly see it was there system rejecting the email. Its sometimes useful to ask them to explain the error message to you, pointing out how you do not understand where in the error.
It states remote server, with their IP address sent a error could be your server. If need be sniff your connection showing the smtp traffic between your server and theirs so that you can show them where their server gives a Message rejected due to content restrictions. Still no further forward, i'm trying to get contact information for their admin as it's hard passing information between a middle man.
In theory your own email service should be able to help with this, especially if you're paying for a dedicated domain name for yourself or your company, though this of course varies.
I have experience in this from years as an administrator in business and education, as well as a security professional, so that's why I recognized the initial message as related to an email server.
One last thought, you should probably try creating an email account on a different service like Outlook. That might also allow you to determine if anything is getting through at all or at least let your contacts know about the issues you're experiencing delivering messages to them. Any ideas would be appreciated. I have the same question Report abuse. Details required :. Cancel Submit.
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There is a remote chance that I will figure it out Again thanks.
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