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Re: Salesforce Email Address [message #100631 is a reply to message #100630] |
Sun, 24 March 2013 16:59   |
camisy
Messages: 119 Registered: August 2012
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did they make sure the senders address is in the allowed recipients at salesforce?
I don't know any other sf email adress than emailtosalesforce (it is a long address with random digits).
Google for email to salesforce, my guess is a misconfig in your users sf account.
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Re: Salesforce Email Address [message #100634 is a reply to message #100632] |
Mon, 25 March 2013 00:42   |
j.a.duke
Messages: 239 Registered: October 2006
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InfTek wrote on Sun, 24 March 2013 12:18You certainly are not getting what the issue is.
Here is a sample of the email address that is provided by Salesforce, that is trying to be put in as a forward for an account that exists on the Kerio server.
inboundemailregistration<_at_> 0-uz20yw8ldlkin8pgfmcmsqdbzg3lr2430nk65b0wapy7s64q1.8-dxhyea u.8.apex.salesforce.com
When that is tried to be put in, Kerio Connect 8 rejects it. Though it looks strange, it does not violate any rules for an email address.
I see a couple of problems-you have 5 periods in the host name side (I can't recall ever seeing more than 3) and there's a space in there as well.
Have you tried a DNS lookup on the host name? Also there are tools out there to test the validity of an email address-I'd suggest trying one of those tools.
To do a DNS lookup, try http://www.dnsqueries.com/en/. To test the email address, try either http://verify-email.org or http://mailtester.com/testmail.php.
Cheers,
Jon
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Re: Salesforce Email Address [message #100638 is a reply to message #100635] |
Mon, 25 March 2013 01:22  |
Petr Dobry (Kerio)
Messages: 405 Registered: November 2003
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Kerio Technologies
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If we're talking about filter rules in Connect Client, there is a problem with entering such long email address. However old classic webmail should work fine and allow you to add such forwarding rule.
Petr Dobry
Product Development Manager | Kerio
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