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Originally Posted by nffc
BS.
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I could swear the last time I checked the server was only allowing ntlworld.com sending addresses. It
is still blocking null or invalid format email addresses (which causes problems with read receipts in outlook) and non-existant ntlworld.com addresses.
test1:
220 ESMTP server ready
helo
250 aamta01-winn.mailhost.ntl.com
mail from:<
postmaster@ntlworld.com>
250 Sender <
postmaster@ntlworld.com> Ok
rcpt to:<
test@test.com>
250 Recipient <
test@test.com> Ok
test2:
220 ESMTP server ready
helo
250 aamta08-winn.mailhost.ntl.com
mail from:<
test@gmail.com>
250 Sender <
test@gmail.com> Ok
rcpt to:<
test@test.com>
250 Recipient <
test@test.com> Ok
test3:
220 ESMTP server ready
helo
250 aamta01-winn.mailhost.ntl.com
mail from:<
madeupaddress554@ntlworld.com>
250 Sender <
madeupaddress554@ntlworld.com> Ok
rcpt to:<
test@test.com>
550 you are not allowed to send mail to <
test@test.com>
test4:
220 ESMTP server ready
helo
250 aamta08-winn.mailhost.ntl.com
mail from:<
postmaster@ntlworld.com>
250 Sender <
postmaster@ntlworld.com> Ok
rcpt to:<
madeupaddress544@ntlworld.com>
550 Invalid recipient: <
madeupaddress544@ntlworld.com>
test5:
220 ESMTP server ready
helo
250 aamta04-winn.mailhost.ntl.com
mail from:<>
250 Sender <> Ok
rcpt to:<
test@test.com>
550 relaying mail to test.com is not allowed
test6:
220 ESMTP server ready
helo
250 aamta08-winn.mailhost.ntl.com
mail from:<test>
250 Sender <test> Ok
rcpt to:<
test@test.com>
550 you are not allowed to send mail to <
test@test.com>