Recent content by Malinthas

I have a mix of 9212 and 9224 units, and recently purchased more. With every existing phone and SOME of the new units, when I assign a programmable key as a BLF, pushing that button calls the user's extension. That user has to pick up their receiver to answer. With the new 9224 unit, however, it...

Quick note: The title is a reference to the fact that there is a fairly well-known phenomenon whereby the Windows 10 upgrade causes a black screen with cursor on boot. While this SOUNDS like my issue, it isn't. That problem occurs BEFORE the login screen, and if the user logs in blind, all is...

I upgraded a Win7 laptop from Dell to Win10. It's one of ten identical machines, and the only one that developed this problem. The machine boots fine, and I get a login screen. I can enter my username and password (on my domain, of course). However, as soon as it accepts my login information...

At the office, I have several PCs running Win7 and two running Win8.1. The server runs Windows Server 2008. We're behind a UTM appliance by Untangled (including a firewall and Spam filter) and using Symantec Endpoint Protection for antivirus. Mysteriously, on August 18th, we stopped being able...

@Zelandakh: I will continue to poke around the firewall, looking for any setting that specifically treats webmaster@ different. Can't imagine what it ould be, though, since the anti-spam features have already been eliminated. @ShackDaddy: The only messages that appear on the log you...

I will take a look around my firewall's settings, but I have to ask: would any of the problems you're proposing casue a SINGLE address to not receive, while all others come through fine? That's what has me stymied. Looking at my firewall, I'm lost... can you give me a better idea where to look...

I'm not sure. I haven't ever used Telnet before, so I took a stab. On a PC on the same network as my server, I opened an elevated command prompt I typed: telnet 192.168.1.2 25 The result was: 220 sbs-w2k8-1.peacemakedom.local Microsoft ESMTP MAIL Service ready at Thu, 27 Dec 2012 13:04:01...

Seems a way to simplify this would be to txt to an e-mail address, rather than a phone number... would cut out some steps anyway.

Okay, I exported the Mesasge Tracking Log for any messages sent to the webmaster@ address, and... nothing. Only internal messages on the log. None of the messages I have sent from external accounts appears at all. I know they're making it to the firewall and passing through, but they appear...

There is no anti-spam on the Exchange server, and the only thing locally is Outlook's Junk Mail function, which is... less than robust. Anyway, I checked that folder, and nada. I'm afraid I'll need a little hand-holding as far as the logs. Which logs, what do I use to access them, and what...

So, I took a look around the firewall. When I searched the e-mail activity logs, I DO see messages intended for the webmaster@ address coming through. They show as "Clean", so not a spam or blacklist problem. Still, they never arrive in my Inbox. I fel like that HAS to finger Exchange as the...

EDIT: I just looked into my firewall's settings; LDAP is NOT turned on. In faxct, the only enabled setting under "Email: Address Verification" is "SMTP via incoming email server". Furthermore, there are no messages in-queue.

I'm afraid you're outside my area of expertise. What I can tell you is that we're using an eSoft InstaGate firewall, and that I have never needed to change any settings in order to allow specific addresses through. More to the point, nobody has made any changes to the firewall recently.

Thanks for the reply, Andrew. I'll try to answer your questions as well as I can. -I do not receive any bounce back messages. I have sent to the address using GMail, Road Runner, and even my txt service. They just seem to drop into an abyss. -I'm not sure how to send "from" the address...

We are using Exchange 2007. My account is configured to have several aliases, one of which is webmaster@. This alias is NOT getting any mail sent to it externally, although internal messages get delivered just fine. All other addresses and aliases are being delivered fine. What on Earth...