I have made an application using NAV, that is going to send mail to the customer, using the customer’s email id that is specified in the customer master. For this, you have to specify the name of your SMTP server, in the application setup.
The problem is, if the customer is having same DNS as the sender(say both are sonata employees), then the mail is getting sent without any hindrance. But if the customer is having some other account like (
XXX@gmail.com), then the NAV server is issuing a strange error, saying, that ‘the server rejected one or more recipient address. The server response was: 550.5.7.1. unable to relay for
XXX@gmail.com’.
What could be the reason? Do I need to configure something else? Is there any setting in outlook which is actually hindering this message sending?
Thanks and regards,
Subhasish
Comments
This is a SMTP-Server setup, depending on the mail server. There should be a flag to enable/disable mail relaying. Be careful to discuss this with the sysadmin, because enable relaying makes the mail server potentially vulnerable for beeing used as spam machine.
Hope this helps
Thomas
Will try this. Thanks a lot for the reply. :?
Thanks and regards,
Subhasish
if i use office 365
do we able to send email through nav?
See here
https://mbs2.microsoft.com/Knowledgebas ... us;2499881
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