TPH Inbound Email Codes
TPH Error Codes | Definition | SMTP Code Relation | Resolution |
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| The sender's IP will always be allowed |
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| The sender will always be allowed |
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| The recipient is unknown, please check the email address. |
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| Greylisting is a method of defending e-mail users against spam. A mail transfer agent (MTA) using greylisting will "temporarily reject" any email from a sender it does not recognize. |
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| The sender's attachment does not meet the requirements and will be denied. |
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| The mime (attachment) type is not supported. eg .html |
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| Incorrect HELO process used, the message will be rejected |
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| The senders IP is listed in a DNS based deny list and will be rejected. |
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| The message could be temporarily rejected or rejected because there are too many unknown recipients. |
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| The message has been scanned and believed to contain spam. |
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| The sender's email address does not exist as it is not known. |
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| The sender's domain does not exist or is temporarily down. |
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| The sender s relaying through a 3rd party and will be detected as malicious. |
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| The sender has used special characters in his header. |
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| The header has been scanned and has been detected as spam. |
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| The message has been scanned and it contains a virus. |
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| The message matches impersonation checks |