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Hello I have: Server Work: Windows Server 2008 R2 Exchange 2010 Server with issue: Windows Server 2016 Exchange 2016 Domain: Windows Server 2016 I try migrate my Exchange 2010 to Ex...
Check if your new Exchange server IP address is listed in one of your custom receive connectors.
Hi Dan_Snape ,
Received connector Exchange server 2010 allow all.
The problem is more simple, is on Exchange 2016. I have one mailboxdatabase with one user, mailto:user1@domain.local.
the user1 is configure on my outook. I try send email:
from: mailto:user1@domain.local.
to: mailto:user1@domain.local
The email no received, but I try send to Exchange 2010 users, same problem.
I try Send user on mailboxdatabase on Exchange 2010 to mailto:user1@domain.local and the email yes received.
Regards!
- I'm not sure whether your reply means you have Exchange servers in a custom receive connector or not. You should never put Exchange server infrastructure (ie Exchange server IPs) in a custom receive connector as this may break mail flow similar to what you are experiencing. The default receive connectors are designed to handle internal mail flow between Exchange servers securely and without any requirements for admins to make any changes
- Hello,
The problem is that the same user can't send self a mail.
One question. When user send mail on same mailboxdatabase. It use a send connector or rpc protocol?
