Symptom: The messages that you send out come back as a bounce message with the following error:
550 sorry, you can't send as this user |
Cause: You are not allowed to send emails on behalf of this user. We have enabled a strict check to see if the sender matches the authenticated user, or is related to it somehow.
Solution: Authenticate as the same user you wish to send or log in to your Admin Panel to define other email addresses that can send as this user (Admin Panel → Users → click on Permissions for the desired user → Send email as).
Symptom: The sender receives a bounce message with the following error:
550 sorry, you are blacklisted on this server |
Cause: You have blacklisted this sender on our servers.
Solution: Remove the blacklist from your Admin Panel (Admin Panel → Filtering → Blacklist → check Include Users Blacklist → search for the sender's email or domain → remove the entries). Alternatively, you can access your email's User Panel and go to Filtering → Blacklist → do a Control F and search for the sender's email address, then click on the minus sign next to it, to remove it.
Symptom: The message is not delivered and in the Incoming Logs the delivery status is Rejected and you see this message:
That sender cannot send mail here |
Cause: The sender's domain is blacklisted. Usually, it's a TLD that has a very bad reputation.
Solution: Open a support ticket requesting the whitelisting of the domain.
Symptom: When sending out a message, you receive the following error:
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Cause: You have sent more than 300 e-mails during the day thus reaching your daily send limit.
Solution: If you did not send that many e-mails, immediately run a full virus scan of your computer, change your email address password or contact your administrator.
In the user control panel, option Track Deliveries, you are able to see how many messages the account has sent out in the last 24h.
Symptom: The messages that you send out come back as a bounce message with the following error:
553 sorry, that domain isn't in my list of allowed rcpthosts |
Cause: SMTP Authentication is not enabled in your e-mail client
Solution: Enable SMTP Authentication in your e-mail client
Symptom: The email client is getting the following error:
The server response was: timeout (#4.4.2) |
Cause: Your email client hasn't sent a command in 20 seconds
Solution: Verify your email client and internet connection
*Symptom:* When sending messages out, the server repeatedly asks for your username & password, despite having entered the right ones *Cause:* If you are sending out using the regular port 25, it is possible that your local Internet Provider is intercepting SMTP communications on port 25 and forcing you to use their own SMTP servers. Your SMTP credentials would thus fail against their servers *Solution:* Change your outgoing SMTP server port to another value. You can use ports 26 or 587 for regular/TLS server or port 465 for SSL service. |
*Symptom:* When someone sends you an email, they get the error below: {code} 552 cuda_nsu sorry, you are blacklisted on this server {code} *Cause:* You changed default domain or user filtering settings inside the Filtering option. Instead of using the default *Accept e-mails from Everyone*, such option was changed to *Accept e-mails from whitelist and address book only*, which means account will receive e-mails only from addresses in the whitelist or contacts and all other e-mails will be rejected. *Solution:* Change the mentioned option to *Accept e-mails from Everyone*. Verify both on [admin|Support:Admin Features - How To] (domain level) and [user control panels|Support:User Features - How To], by clicking on Filtering, in the top menu. |