BizTalk SMTP Relay Issue

We go to send mail via SMTP from all of servers, we are only able to send mail to @Dell.com addresses only.(same network)
We would not able to send to all address (like an @Microsoft.com or an @csc.com address)
I am able to send an email to all address through dot net application but not Biztalk
Please share your thoughts how to resolve the issue

I hope your .Net Application sending e-mail is NOT OUTLOOK? :D
From the BizTalk Server can you do an interactive SMTP session with the SMTP server and check if relay is permitted? If you get relay denied then very clearly the SMTP Server configuration requires modification. (the responses from the SMTP server are in
BOLD)
> telnet <your smtp server name/ip> 25
220 <your SMTP Server name> Microsoft ESMTP MAIL Service, Version: 7.5.7601.17514
ready at Fri, 6 Mar 2015 11:45:03 +0530
HELO <your BizTalk Server FQDN>
250 <your BizTalk Server FQDN> Hello [<ip of your BizTalk Server>]
mail from: <some-email-address>@dell.com
250 2.1.0 <some-e-mail-address>@dell.com....Sender OK
rcpt to: <[email protected]>
What is the response? do you get "250 2.1.5 <[email protected]>" or "relay denied".
Either way you should get someone who know mail & messaging involved to help to ensure that it is not a SMTP issue.
I agree with Ashwin on this NOT being a BizTalk related issue.
Regards.

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Hello world...
I hope someone has an answer to this - i have gone through the CUE CLI documentation looking to config it up as an SMTP relay, and this idea does not seem like it will work.
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