Is your server rejecting your email?

Email rejected by server

If the server does not allow relaying, the system will display the message Email Rejected by Email. As a result of relaying, your approved email message is delivered to a non-local email address. This is a simple problem to overcome. Read and follow the guided setup guidance given below to learn more about how to resolve the server issue causing email rejection.

The server rejected an iPhone email

The following are some of the reasons why the iPhone email was rejected by the server.

• Incorrect email setup.
• Entering the incorrect password.
• Errors in Mail Server Configuration and Firewall Settings
• Your iPhone’s app contains errors.

1- You can resolve this issue by entering the correct username and account password, as well as configuring the correct incoming and outgoing server information.

2- When configuring, make sure the SMTP option is selected under the Outgoing Mail Server option.

3- Check to see if your system’s firewall or email server setup isn’t blocking your mail server.

4-Modify the firewall and email server settings if that’s the case.

5- To avoid software issues, keep the iPhone device updated.

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Email Receiver Dismissed By Server

If you’re having difficulty with email addresses other than AOL, take the steps described below.

1. Delete your Gmail account from your iPhone.
2. Disable the Wi-Fi button on your iPhone.
3. Re-add your email address and then send a message with and without the Wi-Fi option available.
4. Then, choose Passwords & Accounts, followed by Your Email Account.
5. Pick Account SMTP. Disable the Primary Service setting and allow the other SMTP server settings.
6. Enter your username and password in the Outgoing Mail Server line.
7. After entering the detail, tap the Done button in the top-right corner of the page.
8. Now, try to deliver the email to yourself.

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Bluehost iPhone email rejected by server

1. To correct this issue, delete and re-add the email address on your iPhone.
2. If it doesn’t work, look at Bluehost’s SPF record. The SPF record serves as the domain’s administrator.
3. Avoid using additional connections in the email. If you add more references to the email message, the spam filters can be activated.
4. If you want to use a signature at the end of an email, keep it clear and short.
5. Any filters will be activated if the signature is high. Those filters could be looking for issues with HTML code, extra tags, and HTML code copied from Microsoft Word.
6. Keep the size and quantity of the attachment under the server’s limits.

iPhone unable to send email rejected by server

Follow the setup steps below to fix the iPhone device’s inability to send an email message to an address that the server has rejected.

• Then, remove and re-add your email address to your iPhone.
• If the first option fails, restart your iPhone.
• Try sending an email after restarting your iPhone.
• Check the SMTP settings if the problem has not been fixed.
• Start your iPhone, go to Accounts & Passwords, and sign in to your email address.
• On the Account Information screen, see if the SMTP Server option is enabled.
• If it is not activated, allow it before attempting to send the text.

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The server denied the email since it does not permit relaying

1. Check to see if your email address settings are right.
2. If not, fill in the missing information in the appropriate fields before attempting to submit the email address.
3. Check to see if your iPhone has a software update available.
4. If that’s the case, upgrade your iPhone to the most recent version before trying to send the email.
5. Check that your iPhone’s Wi-Fi or Mobile Data is turned on.
6. If not, allow it before trying to send an email message from your iPhone handset.
7. Check that you used the correct password while signing up.
8. If you enter an incorrect or invalid password, password errors can occur.

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iPhone cannot send email rejected by server

1. Turn on your iPhone device.
2. Navigate to the Settings menu. Select Accounts & Passwords or Mail.
3. Select your AOL email address from the list.
4. Tap the Account choice, then the Account Info tab.
5. On the Account Info tab, select the SMTP option.
6. The SMTP information for the email will now be shown on the device.
7. Insure that the username and password for your email address are right.
8. Check that the host port is set to 587.
9. Check to see if you can get the email address now.
10. If not, delete and re-add your AOL email account to see if the problem has been fixed.

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Gmail email rejected by server

• Check to see if the email address to which you want to send a message exists.
• If not, email the receiver and request a new address.
• Check for typical errors in the fields or body of the letter, such as quotation marks, dots at the end of the address, spaces after or before an address, spelling errors, and so on.
• Make certain that no spam-triggering keywords are used in the message.
• If the problem persists, please contact our technical experts to resolve it.

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iPad email rejected by server does not allow relaying

1. Turn on your iPad.
2. Move to the Settings menu.
3. Choose Mail, Contacts, and Calendar.
4. Click your email address from the list.
5. Select Account -> Outgoing ->  Mail Server -> SMTP Primary Server.
6. In the Outgoing Mail Server section, you must enter your username and password; however, this is optional.
7. In the top-right corner of the keyboard, tap the Done button. This should resolve the issue.