Email Communication fails to some adresses

Göran Mannberg 26 Reputation points
2022-09-21T07:25:13.47+00:00

I'm using Azure Email Communication Service to send an email for user confirmations using azure email communication service but it fails for some addresses. In my log analytics I just get the DeliveryStatus "Failed". How can I get more information why it failed?

The weird thing is that it works for my old student email xxx@student .umu.se but fails for my employee email xxx@うぬ .se for example. The university runs their services on Azure also. According to the university they never sees the failed emails on their side. It works for gmail, hotmail, proton and a couple of other organisations on Azure that I have tried. It also fails for iCloud addresses.

I have no ide whats going wrong, how can I get more information on why the email fails to be delivered to the affected addresses. I know that its valid email addresses that fails.

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  1. VenkateshDodda-MSFT 25,111 Reputation points Microsoft Employee Moderator
    2022-09-26T10:58:09.523+00:00

    To benefit the community Sharing our comments as Answer.

    After changing to sending domain from xxx.se instead of sub domain mail.xxx.se issue got resolved and able to send the email s from the Azure communication service.

    Thanks @Göran Mannberg for sharing the solution that worked with the community and your cooperation with this.

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  1. IT Dev 0 Reputation points
    2023-03-03T17:16:05.9366667+00:00

    So I have been running Azure Communications Services Email since January and have had no issues until 11:36 this morning when I started to received "Delivery: Failed" errors.

    The available deliver messages should be "Out for delivery", "Queued", "Dropped". There is no documentation on "Failed".

    Interestingly this is only affecting 3 of the target email addresses including mine. Other colleagues are still receiving emails.

    I have tested sending emails to gmail accounts and other users in the organisation and that is all fine...

    Thoughts?

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