I've duplicated the problem on my computer using Win 10 v. 1703) Auto-Complete suggestions are incomplete and in some cases not popping up at all when sending new messages. Postfix will now lookup IP's for lmtp natively rather than in DNS, so you'll just need to ensure the host is properly configured in /etc/hosts and things will work correctly.Multiple users just started complaining that Outlook 2010 64 bit (Exchange 2010, Windows 10 v. Zmlocalconfig -e postfix_lmtp_host_lookup=native To lookup lmtp addresses natively instead of by DNS, simply modify the following localconfig values on all mta's: Once this is done, you'll need to restart the mta: Zmprov mcf zimbraMtaLmtpHostLookup native In case that you are using Single Server, be aware always of the Global Config as well: Zmprov ms zimbraMtaLmtpHostLookup native ZCS 8.5 or above onwards this attribute is now in ldap - zimbraMtaLmtpHostLookup Using that method is beyond the scope of this document. Alternatively, you could have your internal network's domain name configured to lookup differently internally than it does externally. This can be easily fixed by simply using native IP address lookups for lmtp rather than DNS. This is nearly always caused by a host that is configured on private IP Space (or using NAT) and that does not have an interface for the public IP address the server resides on. There is no connection to port 7025 to perform Local Mail Transfer Protocol (LMTP) delivery. If there is a line in the /var/log/zimbra.log like:
Mail is delivered to the MTA, but not to the mailbox If it's the public address, make sure that the Firewall is forwarding port 25 to the MTA.
The IP address returned should be the IP (public or private) of your MTA. The mail domain that your user accounts are created under must have an MX record. To troubleshoot your firewall, it helps to have an account on a system outside of your network.įor mail to flow inbound, servers on the internet need to connect to your MTA on port 25. If you see nothing logged (no connection, nothing) then the problem likely either DNS or your firewall. It's often helpful to tail the logfile as you send the message: When sending your test message, check the Log Files, especially /var/log/zimbra.log, on your MTA server. If you're having trouble receiving mail from outside, you need to find out where the message is failing. This is certified documentation and is protected for editing by Zimbra Employees & Moderators only.
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