Exchange Relay Problems

July 3, 2003

Oh, I just love when the Exchange Server starts acting up. Especially when, out of the blue, and when I haven’t touched the configuration for months, it starts refusing to send outbound e-mails from MS Outlook clients, giving a ‘550, relaying not allowed’ error. Not allowed? From a freaking internal client? When you’ve been working perfectly for three freaking years?!!??!!!

Stuff like this makes me wish my office had a window so I can start shoving computers out of it.

posted by Scott Schrantz at 1:50 pm

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