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Powershell Smtp O365 Testtest

Powershell Smtp O365 Testtest
  1. Powershell Smtp O365 Testtest Server
  2. Test Smtp Relay Powershell
  3. Office 365 Smtp Relay
In most cases, whenapplication owner claiming, e-mails aren’t relayed through the existinginternal application relay front end, you will need to perform few basictroubleshooting steps. Bear in mind asking basic questions up front will makeyour job easier.

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What platform yourapplication is running from? (In this scenario we will assume the applicationis installed

Sending an email to office365 via PowerShell. This indicates that the SMTP server configured in your Outgoing Mail Account is connecting to an SMTP client submission endpoint which cannot be used for direct send. So, configure your Exchange SMTP to direct send. PowerShell Send-MailMessage with Office 365.


What is the host name (FQDN) or IP address your application is configured to relay through
Do you have any logs onyour application showing SMTP handshake (you are asking TCP/IP handshake).

If telnet service isinstalled you can sent e-mail from command line and observe the response. IfSMTP relay

Powershell Smtp O365 Testtest Server

Front end acceptinge-mails, you will need to figure it out what is happening on the transport anddelivery

Test Smtp Relay Powershell


Office 365 Smtp Relay

Here is simple PS codecan be used to simplify the test from Application Server. You will need to change few variables to make this cod work in your environment
$smtpServer='relay.smtp25.org'
$smtpTo='casey.dedeal@.smtp25.org '


$subject='Testing SMTP Relay'
$smtpServer='relay.smtp25.org'
$smtpTo='casey.dedeal@.smtp25.org '
#()Message
$message=' sent from '
#()Subject body
$messageBody=$body+$message+$Computer
#()Sending
$smtp.Send($smtpFrom,$smtpTo,$messagesubject,$messagebody)


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