Database mail issue

  • Hi,

    trying to send test mail and i get this error message as shown below :

    The mail could not be sent to the recipients because of the mail server failure.

    (Sending Mail using Account 9 (2014-05-08T09:49:48). Exception Message: Cannot send mails to mail server. (Mailbox unavailable.

    The server response was: 5.0.0 Only pre-authorized systems may access this MTA). )

    NOTE: I already created profile and setup everything but still faining , please advice.

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  • the error is being returned from the mail server, there is nothing wrong with your mail setup.

    with rare exceptions, mail servers deny connections or anonymous emails in order to prevent the server from being used for spam;

    in this case, the error from the server is telling you the exact cause...the ip address of the SQL server sending the mail is being denied by default(Only pre-authorized systems may access this MTA)

    get with your mail administrator, and ask them to help you white list your server;

    most servers require one of two things to avoid being used as a spam relay.

    either an AUTH command, with a username and password, or coming from a known, approved IP address via TCP/IP.

    Lowell


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  • Thanks all for your replies. I did try all this but nothing works for me.

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