@michaelkorgan: "I have a very strange problem with my Exchange clients 
sending mail to AOL. They get a DELAYED e-mail sent back 
from postmaster and with a status of 4.4.7. Then a day or 
so later they get a NDR from the postmaster saying that 
the recipient was not available. See below the 
first "delay message" and then the NDR 
Subject: Delivery Status Notification (Delay) 
This is an automatically generated Delivery Status 
Notification. 
THIS IS A WARNING MESSAGE ONLY. 
YOU DO NOT NEED TO RESEND YOUR MESSAGE. 
Delivery to the following recipients has been delayed. 
       <email_address> 
and now the NDR of a different message, but the same issue,
Your message did not reach some or all of the intended 
recipients.
      Subject:  FW: MARS
      Sent:     8/11/2003 9:12 AM
The following recipient(s) could not be reached:
      <email_address> on 8/13/2003 9:12 AM
            Could not deliver the message in the time 
limit specified.  Please retry or contact your 
administrator.
            <faxsrv1.biz.safemark.com #4.4.7>"
    @none: "could you describe in more depth  how to set up the 
connector to do the fowarding to my isp? i can not find 
any info anywhere on this subject.
<quote>
connector that points
might want to do
the same thing."
    @lanwench: "In Exchange System manager - find your routing groups section, create a new
connector, SMTP. Name it something logical (ISP's SMTP Server, Forward to
ISP as Smarthost, etc) and choose forward all messages to the following
smart host- put in your ISP's smtp server there.
Under local bridgeheads, select your server.
In the Address Space tab, add the email domains you want (SMTP) - aol.com,
hotmail.com, whatnot.... do not select allow messages to be relayed to those
domains  or you'll open yourself up to relay spam.
<quote>"
    @lanwench: "Find another who supports commercial accounts - they obviously don't if this
is the case. I presume you don't have a POP account with them, so what on
earth would you use?
<quote>"
    @jim: "you missunderstood me. i do have a pop account with them 
and that is the account i want to use for this connector. 
but i dont know how to set the connector up to actually 
use the username and password. 
<quote>
obviously don't if this
them, so what on
a
section,
logical (ISP's SMTP
forward all
ISP's smtp server
want (SMTP) -
messages to be
to relay spam.
find
SMTP connector
there...also
they're starting"
    @lanwench: "In the properties of the SMTP connector, advanced tab, outbound security
button, use basic authentication. The modify button will let you put in the
username and password. I believe this should work.
Or, better yet, see if your ISP (the one you're actually connected to the
Internet with) has an SMTP server you can use while on their network without
authenticating to it.
<quote>"
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