Hi, have you configured a routing group in order to get the messeage delivered to the exchange 2010 system? regards Thomas Paetzold visit my blog on: http://sus42.wordpress.com

Yes, I have a routing group. All other e-mail works perfectly, but this e-mail from gmail doesn't not receive. On a side note, regular accounts that are created on Gmail Hosted domain, can be received just fine.

Peddy1st, You got me thinking about my routing groups. When Exch2010 was installed a Routing group was created with the installation as I had this legacy server to migrate away from. So I recreated it. Sure enough this resolved my issue. Thanks!!

Hi, have you checked if there are routing groups settings in order to route messages to your Exchnage 2010 user mailboxes? regards Thomas Paetzold visit my blog on: http://sus42.wordpress.com

Good afternoon All, Inbound e-mail, specifically from a Gmail created Distribution List, fail to be delivered by Exchange. The domain is hosted with Gmail. On my Spam Filter I can see the inbound e-mail address looks like this: Name_of_DistributionList+bnccpyh3ayohbc2v-j6bboeklpa9q@domain I thought the issue was with the creation of the Distribution List, so I created my own. Same issue can't receive any e-mail. We are running in mix mode - 2003 Exchange latest patches and 2010 Exchange sp1 ru 6. All Inbound e-mail goes through 2003 Exch then to 2010 Exch. Thanks looking forward to some responses. SM

Hi, have you configured a routing group in order to get the messeage delivered to the exchange 2010 system? regards Thomas Paetzold visit my blog on: http://sus42.wordpress.com

hi, Please tell more information about your issue. Your exchange environment, your accepted domain, your distribution list. If the email can't be receive, the sender should be receive a NDR. How about the NDR, please post here. hope can help you thanks, CastinLu TechNet Community Support