In the SMTP Security settings you need the 'Allow remote mail to local
group' enabled/Applied. Must stop/start SMT Service after this change.
Nobody should be a standard alias.
Daniel Donnelly
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> are other a standard alias or group alias?
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> tushar
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> > Hi all!
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> > My server have the alias nobody, to receive all messages destined to
> unknown
> > users, but the messages destined to any alias goes to nobody, anyone
have
> an
> > a idea about how set this to don't receive that's messages in nobody?
> >
> > Thank's a lot.
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