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Godaddy Cpanel Email – Can Send But Not Receive

8 March 2018
Dwayne Grimes
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Categories: Cpanel, Email, Godaddy Web Hosting

We had a customer discontinue their email package from Godaddy and started to just use the CPanel email. A week later customer wasn’t receiving emails. I could login in to the webmail and send, but I couldn’t receive.

The issue was with the DNS and the mail record. The MX had 2 records and the 2 CName entries had two mail records that needed to be deleted and a MX & an A record needed to be added.

Here is the link I got from Godaddy that gave me the settings I needed.

https://www.secureserver.net/help/article/8852?pl_id=440848&v=1

You can quickly access your DNS in a Godaddy account by logging into your Godaddy account and going to https://dcc.secureserver.net.

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Not Receiving Emails In Office 365 – After My Mailbox Was Compromised.

7 February 2018
Dwayne Grimes
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Categories: Email, Exchange, Office, Office 365

We had a customer get their Office 365 email account compromised / attacked. The password was reset and the user could send email she just didn’t receive them.

I went into her online Office 365 account and verified the issue. This page lead me to the fix.

https://support.office.com/en-us/article/Find-and-fix-email-delivery-issues-as-an-Office-365-for-business-admin-e7758b99-1896-41db-bf39-51e2dba21de6

Their advice to check the mail flow helped me solve the issue.

You need to go into the individuals account and click on the setting gear icon in the upper-right:

Scroll down to “Your App Settings” and click on “Mail”.

On the left-hand side menu, in the “mail” section, click on “Inbox and sweep rules”.  Go through the rules to see if there is a rule that is causing your issue.

The attacker set up a rule for the emails to go to the “deleted” folder. A common practice.

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Exchange – Your message can’t be delivered because delivery to this address is restricted.

24 October 2017
Dwayne Grimes
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Categories: Email, Exchange

We had a customer getting this bounce back error occasionally. Research lead me to an Exchange distribution group restriction.

I went into the exchanged and examined the Group Distribution List. I wasn’t able to just add the email address so I left it checked with “Accept messages from”  and checked “All senders”. I then unchecked “Require that all senders are authenticated.” I used the following article to help me with this call.

https://kb.intermedia.net/article/3278

My final screen looked like this.

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