Emails bouncing for some clients

Setup: SBS2000 using Exchange2000 and Outlook 2000. Service Pk1 installed, Exchange service Pk3 installed. Standard out of the box setup. Email uses SMTP to go and POP3 to come. 6 users on the system. Using Smarthost.
Problem: Two users cannot receive emails from certain outside people....one happens to be the wife of one guy. I can send them all emails from my site which is a totally different domain. My emails to them arrive where they should in their Outlook Inboxes. However two cannot receive emails from two(that I know of) specific places. These emails are being bounced with the message to the postmaster saying "Delivery Status Notification (Failure)" This is an automatically generated Delivery Status Notification.
Unable to deliver message to the following recipients, because the message was forwarded more than the maximum allowed times. This could indicate a mail loop."
Why can I send them an email and someone else cannot?
Help???!!!

CRIS
Thu Jul 08 10:39:08 CDT 2004

is the wifes email domain the same as the domain of the user??

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"Gypsy" <Gypsy@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> Setup: SBS2000 using Exchange2000 and Outlook 2000. Service Pk1 installed,
Exchange service Pk3 installed. Standard out of the box setup. Email uses
SMTP to go and POP3 to come. 6 users on the system. Using Smarthost.
> Problem: Two users cannot receive emails from certain outside
people....one happens to be the wife of one guy. I can send them all emails
from my site which is a totally different domain. My emails to them arrive
where they should in their Outlook Inboxes. However two cannot receive
emails from two(that I know of) specific places. These emails are being
bounced with the message to the postmaster saying "Delivery Status
Notification (Failure)" This is an automatically generated Delivery Status
Notification.
> Unable to deliver message to the following recipients, because the message
was forwarded more than the maximum allowed times. This could indicate a
mail loop."
> Why can I send them an email and someone else cannot?
> Help???!!!
>
>

anonymous
Mon Jul 12 22:51:50 CDT 2004

No, the wife is sending from a government department
something like Judith.Hunt@test.water.gov.au . The email
is going to something like ihunt@baccout.com.au
Thanks for your reply. I'm sorry about my delay in
replying but I have been out onsite and I couldn't find
the post.
Gypsy

>-----Original Message-----
>is the wifes email domain the same as the domain of the
user??
>
>--
>Cris Hanna (SBS-MVP)
>_____________________
>Please only respond in the Newsgroup and not directly to
me, so that
>everyone can share the information
>"Gypsy" <Gypsy@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
>news:2BA898FA-7465-4A56-81F5-51F20CA4DC23@microsoft.com...
>> Setup: SBS2000 using Exchange2000 and Outlook 2000.
Service Pk1 installed,
>Exchange service Pk3 installed. Standard out of the box
setup. Email uses
>SMTP to go and POP3 to come. 6 users on the system. Using
Smarthost.
>> Problem: Two users cannot receive emails from certain
outside
>people....one happens to be the wife of one guy. I can
send them all emails
>from my site which is a totally different domain. My
emails to them arrive
>where they should in their Outlook Inboxes. However two
cannot receive
>emails from two(that I know of) specific places. These
emails are being
>bounced with the message to the postmaster
saying "Delivery Status
>Notification (Failure)" This is an automatically
generated Delivery Status
>Notification.
>> Unable to deliver message to the following recipients,
because the message
>was forwarded more than the maximum allowed times. This
could indicate a
>mail loop."
>> Why can I send them an email and someone else cannot?
>> Help???!!!
>>
>>
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