lord carnage

I've got a strange problem here, and am not sure how to address it.

I am using Eudora to receive my mail, but I also am pretty sure it has
nothing to do with my problem. I'm more hoping someone else has encountered
the same problem.

I temporarily moved my brother's email server to my place so i can monitor
it while he's out of town. He provides my email account, so I volunteered
to keep it for a month. I am an Windows administrator, so he isn't too
worried about me screwing it up... anyways - it is running Windows 2000
Server with Exchange 5.5. All necessary changes were done to point his
domain to my IP address.

The problem is - I can send out emails from my machine just fine to anyone I
try. But when anyone trys to sent an email to me, it bounces back to them.
It seems to me that the key error message is...

Relay Access Denied
66.93.78.14

This is not a local server, but one owned by speakeasy.net. We have nothing
to do with speakeasy, so I am confused why they are clogging up the works.

Anyone have any insight? I'd appreciate it...

Thx

daniel12

In article <VGjNa.1601$Fy1.77098@localhost>, lord_carnage_2000@*SPAM*KILL*yahoo.com says...


Which ISP are you logged on to?
What is your mail server configured to?

You must logon to the ISP you wish to send through.

Logon to the ISP where your SMTP / return address is configured to.

You are *probably* connected to one ISP with your mail server or
return address configured to another, this is a common anti-spam
preventative by ISP's to keep unathorized users from using their
mail servers to distribute SPAM.

Try:
550 Relay Denied Error
http://eudora.qualcomm.com/techsupport/kb/1593hq.html
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Over and Out
Daniel Jacobson