I have configured a mail server with exchange 2007 server. I can send and recive mails form other mail servers. But when i send mails to other servers it always ends up in spam. It doesn't go to the correct inbox. This is creating a big problem in the companys' business. What shall I do? Does any one think i missed any configuration? Please Help.

So every email that is sent from your new Exchange 2007 is ending up what Spam software? What is your current Exchange Setup such as how many servers, using a smarthost, filtering appliance, etc. Not quite understanding what is happening here so need a little more detail on the issue.MVP Exchange Server

Are the other mail servers exhange? if not is the FQDN from the send connector the same as in the HELO header and as the Reverse dns, else this will be flagged as spam bij the sender id filters on your non exchange servers. like jhon says give us some more information about your environment

Are the other mail servers exhange? if not is the FQDN from the send connector the same as in the HELO header and as the Reverse dns, else this will be flagged as spam bij the sender id filters on your non exchange servers. like jhon says give us some more information about your environment This isn't a bad idea, but the basic question is DO you have a reverse DNS record for this server? Does this happen to all users? All receiving domains? Mike Crowley Check out My Blog!

Hello Dawitta2006, Please check what is the FQDN on the Send & Default Receive Connector on E2K7 Server, it should be valid (eg. mail.domain.com) If the FQDN on the Send & Default Receive Connector is not correct then please correct it –-> Restart the Transport service on the HUB server. Also check whether you have a proper PTR record (eg. mail.domain.com) for your domain. It Will fix the problem. EXCHANGE2010, MCSE, MCTS, MCSA MESSAGING, CCNA & GNIIT