I'm trying to set up an X.400 connector between two Exch. 5.5 sp1 sites. The servers are on different domains and tcp/ip networks. They are connected by an ethernet LAN. The domains have a two way trust. The remote MTA is the name of the remote server and the local MTA is the name of the local server. Server A is rejecting the requests of server B to make a connection. Any ideas what might be wrong?
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X.400 connector between two Exchange sites
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If you're using pure X400 then NT trust doesn't play a part.<br>
Your connector will be using the RFC1006 stack (OSI over TCP/IP).<br>
Check MTA names, password (X400), dialogue mode and X400 conformance. Start with a 1984 connection. The '88 RTSE seems a little unreliable. If you're using the connector overide, check there too. MTA names and passwords are case sensitive.<br>
Your connector will be using the RFC1006 stack (OSI over TCP/IP).<br>
Check MTA names, password (X400), dialogue mode and X400 conformance. Start with a 1984 connection. The '88 RTSE seems a little unreliable. If you're using the connector overide, check there too. MTA names and passwords are case sensitive.<br>
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