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Recipient Verification with Exchange 2013

Using callout doesn't work anymore. As mentioned here

exchange 2013 recipient filtering

the recipient filter works different as in Ex2010:

I have also noticed that Recipientfiltering doesn't work exactly the same way as in EX07/EX10.
When enabled, you should get an 550 5.1.1 User unknown after the ending period (see below)


mail from:
250 2.1.0 Sender OK
rcpt to:
250 2.1.5 Recipient OK
data
354 Start mail input; end with .
Write some Text Here
.
550 5.1.1 User unknown


Is this a known issue for development?


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  • After some further research I would recommend to use "In Active Directory" for verification. Setup another HubTransport connector isn't as simple as expected because the "Frontend Transport Service" will always be in front of any "Transport Service" connector. Perhaps you can get it done with an additional IP at the EX server. Here is an interesting picture for the mail flow:

    Exchange 2013 Mail Flow Demystified

    Tobias
  • unfortunately AD checking is iffy at best. i just enabled it in one of the utms i manage and it started bouncing everything with "Address not present in directory",

    the AD server was setup correctly and tests ok.

    i can't set any DN as the recipients are scattered all over different OUs

    i had to go back to callout(non functional)

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  • unfortunately AD checking is iffy at best. i just enabled it in one of the utms i manage and it started bouncing everything with "Address not present in directory",

    the AD server was setup correctly and tests ok.

    i can't set any DN as the recipients are scattered all over different OUs

    i had to go back to callout(non functional)

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