Undeliverable message

My email is setup on BIS to receive mail from corporate mail server....not enterprise server. These messages keep showing up in BB inbox, but not in Outlook 2003 on PC.
'[email protected]'...could not deliver the message in the time limit specified
I'm getting these quite often. Is there a configuration problem relating to redirect?

watch out.
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Sorry for posting in such an old thread, but I have a similar issue:
We have a mailing list account that receives thousands of Undeliverable messages every day.
Could I use ECS to tell Exchange to Reject Messages From "MicrosoftExchange[long string]@domain.com?
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UTL_SMTP redirect undeliverable messages to a different address

Hi everyone,
I am using UTL_SMTP to send out email messages. The email address I am sending this from is a high profile address and he does not want to receive bounce back message about underliberable email.
Is there functionality n UTL_SMTP to re-direct these underliverable messages to a different email address?
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user13118348 wrote:
Hi everyone,
I am using UTL_SMTP to send out email messages. The email address I am sending this from is a high profile address and he does not want to receive bounce back message about underliberable email.
Is there functionality n UTL_SMTP to re-direct these underliverable messages to a different email address?In short, No.
Once an email is sent via Oracle it goes to an SMTP server (email server) from where it get's sent on to the destination email server to attempt delivery.
If an address is undeliverable, the message comes back to the sending email server from where the owner of the address can see the message.
Nothing comes back from the mail server to Oracle and there's no way it can. Once Oracle has sent the message outbound to the mail server it's no longer anything to do with Oracle (you will know this because your procedure will return control to the next line of code etc.) Whether an email address is undeliverable or not isn't something that is known until the destination email server receives the message or after several attempts by the sending server etc., and that could take a matter of minutes, hours, or even days before it's known. You can't expect the email server to somehow report that back to Oracle.
So, options are...
Provide a sender email address in your message that isn't this persons email address, so anything coming back goes somewhere else (or automatically in a trashcan), or
Set up mailbox rules on this persons email account so that any "undeliverable" messages automatically get put to a certain folder, or deleted or whatever.
The issue needs resolving at the email server side of things, not Oracle.

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User reported undeliverable messages, sent to external email addresses. All bounced back messages have the same notification message:
"This message could not be sent. Try sending the message again later, or contact your network administrator. The client operation failed. Error is [0x80040107-0x80040107-0x000501]"
I am trying to track down the error codes and have found nothing on this particular code sequence. Is there a Error code guide that might provide some insight?
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Jesper,
Thank you for the response, sorry it took so long to get back. I am trying to track down any documentation that might tell me what this error code is:
[0x80040107-0x80040107-0x000501]
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Hi,
If the delegate user account or mailbox has been removed from domain or Exchange server, please also remove the delegate settings with this account.
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Please do the following steps in the Manager’s Outlook client to remove the delegate settings for this non-existent delegate:
1. Open the Manager’s Outlook.
2. Click File > Account Settings > Delegate Access.
3. In the Delegate list, click the non-existent delegate, click Remove.
4. Click OK to save the settings.
Then check whether the issue persists.
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Betreff: Новинка на рынке баз данных
Gesendet am: 06.04.2008 18:56
Folgende Empfänger konnten nicht erreicht werden:
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The advantage is easy - you'll never get a bounce for a message that didn't actually originate from your network. Only bounces that are for a message that passed through one of your IronPort's on the way out will be allowed back into the network. This means that real bounces still make it, but bounce spam/etc don't.
There are a few disadvantages, which can basically be put into two categories. These may or may not effect you - it just depends on your environment.
The first is that for BV to work, all mail from your domain needs to go out through your IronPorts. For most companies this shouldn't be an issue - you really dont want your staff sending email "from" your company, but originating outside of your network. For an ISP or the like this is different, and much harder to enforce. Outgoing mail that doesn't go through the IronPort's will still work - but if it bounces then the bounce will be blocked as invalid.
The second problem is that although BV is fully RFC compliant in what it does, some remote hosts have issues with how it's implemented. Generally these are very few and far between, and can be handled relatively easily with a whitelist. Unfortunately there's very little IronPort can do for these corner-cases as the problem is isn't on our end - it's on the remote end.
All of this presumes that the message is actually a "bounce" (ie, an NDR). If it's just a normal message that is made to look like a bounce then BV doesn't help - but in that case you should be forwarding the message through to [email protected] so that we can write a rule and get it pushed out.

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The following message to <[email protected]> was undeliverable.
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Undeliverable Messages Coming Back Randomly

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and external emails. If the user gets the bounce back, closes Outlook, reopens Outlook and then tries sending it, it seems to go through. Below is the error in the Undeliverable reply. I don't see any errors in the Event Viewer on the Exchange Server. I've
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'Receipient Name' on 1/2/2015 2:40 PM
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Generally, Error [0x80004005-00000000-00000000] is caused by Message limits.
Pls check this helpful threads:
1 .
http://blogs.technet.com/b/asiasupp/archive/2011/06/10/messages-are-not-delivered-after-you-send-messages-to-a-large-number-of-recipients-by-using-an-office-365-account.aspx
2.
http://serverfault.com/questions/651868/exchange-2010-sp3-update-rollup-8-outlook-ndr-errors
I would also suggest you to check event logs for any exchange store issue.
Thanks , Prakash <br/> Please Note: My Posts are provided “AS IS” without warranty of any kind, either expressed or implied.

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The following message to <[email protected]> was undeliverable.
The reason for the problem:
5.1.0 - Unknown address error 554-'Too many hops'
Reporting-MTA: dns; relay.pcl-ipout02.plus.net
Final-Recipient: rfc822;[email protected]
Action: failed
Status: 5.0.0 (permanent failure)
Remote-MTA: dns; [212.159.7.100]
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Has my Mac caught something nasty in my absence??
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Get rid of the home-made Mail rule you used for your vacation message and don't use it again. As Roger says, your rule created an "infinite mail loop" somehow.

Many undeliverable messages I didn't send

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It's unlikely your address book has been hacked. It's simply that spammers have picked up your email address from somewhere and are forging it as the 'From' address on their spam. When the spam hits servers that reject it it lands back up with you are a result. It's a very common problem.
Unfortunately there's nothing you can do except wait it out: it will probably stop after a bit as they move on to another forged address. It's a nuisance, but it's nothing to worry about. Just delete and ignore. Don't try responding or taking any action, it will either have no effect or make matters worse.

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Diagnostic information for administrators:
Generating server:
/O=*domain*-EXC/OU=First Administrative Group/cn=Recipients/cn=*username*
# #EX#
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look like this:
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https://support.microsoft.com/kb/2807779?wa=wsignin1.0
https://www.simple-talk.com/sysadmin/exchange/exchange-e-mail-addresses-and-the-outlook-address-cache/
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Exchange Server 2010: Undeliverable Message

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We are using exchange server 2010 to send a email to a client, however, we got this message back. How can i solve this problem?
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Hi Shiloh,
According to your description, my understanding is that you send a message to external user(@xxx.com) fail.
Before going further, I'd like to ask the following question to narrow down the issue:
1. Could you send message to any other external user except xxx.com? like google.com,outlook.com.
2. Try to disable or bypass Transport Scanning in Forefront Protection 2010 and check if any helps.
You can refer to the following article to disable or bypass FPE:
http://social.technet.microsoft.com/wiki/contents/articles/407.how-to-disable-or-bypass-transport-scanning-in-forefront-protection-2010-for-exchange-server-fpe.aspx
Best regards,
Niko Cheng
TechNet Community Support

Undeliverable message from Access desktop app

I'm developing a desktop app and it seems to work. The recipients are receiving the message, but I'm still getting this message to the sender's email account:
Your message did not reach some or all of the intended recipients.
      Subject:    Happy Birthday
      Sent: 5/25/2014 4:09 PM
The following recipient(s) cannot be reached:
      '[email protected]' on 5/25/2014 4:09 PM
            Server error: 'Invalid recipient'
That is the full message. Anyone have an idea what is happening here?

Hi,
Does this issue happen to all recipients or a certain one?
Please try to send emails to the recipient directly from Outlook (not through the desktop app), and then check if this issue continues.
In addition, please check if this KB article applies:
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/195671/en-us
Best Regards,
Steve Fan
TechNet Community Support

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