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MS Office Forum / Outlook / Installation and Configuration / November 2005Multiple account smtp issues
I am using Outlook 2003 and have multiple email accounts. Most accounts are at the same hosting company but are on different servers. It appears that Outlook chooses a random account/smtp server to send outgoing email. This is wreaking havoc with my SPF setup. Example: A - smtp server=smtp1.yyy.com B - smtp server=smtp1.zzz.com A is the default email account in outlook. When I send an email from A it gets sent through B's smtp server. Thus showing up as "Not Verified" based on the SPF record. What I want to do is to make email from A go through A's smtp server and B's email to go through its smtp server. Outlook doesn't seem to let this happen. It used to work correctly but recently stopped. Any ideas? > I am using Outlook 2003 and have multiple email accounts. What's the SP level? > It used to work correctly but recently stopped. Any ideas? What did you change between when it worked and now?  SignatureBrian Tillman > > I am using Outlook 2003 and have multiple email accounts. > > What's the SP level? SP 2 (11.6568.6568) > > It used to work correctly but recently stopped. Any ideas? > > What did you change between when it worked and now? The only thing that changed was the location of the .pst file. I keep my pst in a sub-dir of My Documents and I moved the entire My Documents directory to a different drive to give it more room. There could have been an automatic Windows update, but I don't know for sure. It really just started acting this way out of the blue. > The only thing that changed was the location of the .pst file. I > keep my pst in a sub-dir of My Documents and I moved the entire My > Documents directory to a different drive to give it more room. There > could have been an automatic Windows update, but I don't know for > sure. It really just started acting this way out of the blue. While I don't think it's relevent, did you modify the value of the My Documents special folder registry setting? If this were happening to me, I'd start with a fresh mail profile, because the version of Outlook you show should have had that issue addressed. http://www.howto-outlook.com/Faq/newprofile.htm SignatureBrian Tillman > > The only thing that changed was the location of the .pst file. I > > keep my pst in a sub-dir of My Documents and I moved the entire My [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > the version of Outlook you show should have had that issue addressed. > http://www.howto-outlook.com/Faq/newprofile.htm Thanks for your help on this Brian. I've created a new profile but it continues to do the same thing. I don't know if there is a resolution to this problem other than keeping the offending email account out of the send/receive group. |
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