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If you white-list the domain (as said above) then you're defeating the purpose of checking for them at all.
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Not sure how to do that in Exchange, but I'd think it should be possible. So if it's a real problem, just whitelist the sending mail server, so that it doesn't check for SPF.
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I don't think the SPF record itself is malformed - as you say MXToolBox confirms it's valid. The way I read "550 Message rejected because SPF check failed", it means the SPF record doesn't include the mail server that the email is sent from. That is specifically what SPF tests check for. which it would seem to make sense in this case based on the fact that mxtoolbox is saying the SPF is valid, and Exchange is bouncing it based on an invalid SPF. Yup it definitely *SHOULD* but a misconfigured one can pass on some occasions and fail on others. It should never pass sometimes, but not at other times. Not sure what you mean, but an SPF record should include ALL mail servers you're sending email from for your domain. One that will pass tests sometimes and not others. It's possible to have a partially working SPF record. Then on attempt/test #2 it uses a different mail server, not accounted for in the SPF record, and subsequently fails. You test once, the SPF record happens to include the mail server it is sent from THAT TIME, and therefore it's a valid SPF record. Imagine a scenario where email could originate from 5 different mail servers. You can pass a test (I've done this personally) with a "false positive" of sorts. His email is not being bounced, the senders is being bounced. and has nothing to do with the problem posted. While a good practice, it's completely irrelevant to him receiving email. I don't understand why you keep telling him to set up an SPF record. That way they'll be more likely to send it to their IT staff to correct. In the long run you're better off just setting up a proper SPF record and then creating a detailed layout of why it's the far end problem. SPF records prevent spoofed emails from coming in. If you whitelist a domain you also whitelist that domain if it's spoofed.
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Inbound though, couldn't you just whitelist their domain and skip the SPF as a result? A white list should override anything but AV checks.
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They probably have a mailserver that this sender is relaying through, and it doesn't like the IP the customer is at. 109 Composite.Because you don't have this trouble with other inbound email, I suspect the problem is totally on their end. Alt-N Technologies, Ltd.Ĥ MDaemon Messaging Server 16.0 Host & Settings. SMTP Work Flow 47 Section III Setup Menu 50 1 Server. Help 36 Section II MDaemon's Main Display 40 1 Stats. User not local will forward: the recipients account is not on the. nEOSn p/CA AutoSys RCS Listener/ v/1/ i/not authorized/ match avg. The oppsite of an error: everything has worked and your email has been delivered.
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