Hi,
when i send mail using xp_smtp_sendmai l it gives error---
Server response: 554 <libsoft@iitk.a c.in>: Sender address rejected: Access denied
I m using--
declare @rc int
exec @rc = master.dbo.xp_s mtp_sendmail
@FROM = 'libsoft@iitk.a c.in',
-- @FROM_NAME = 'pkkatiyar',
@TO = 'siic@iitk.ac.i n',
@CC = '',
@BCC = '',
-- @priority = 'NORMAL',
@subject = 'Hello',
-- @type = 'text/plain',
@message = 'Goodbye MAPI, goodbye Outlook',
-- @messagefile= '',
-- @attachment = '',
-- @attachments= '',
-- @codepage = 0,
-- @timeout = 10000,
@server = 'smtp.cc.iitk.a c.in'
select RC = @rc
go
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