How does Microsoft classify errors (5.1.0, 5.2.2, 5.7.1)?
Microsoft error classification follows enhanced status code structure:
5.1.x (Address status):
5.1.0: Other address status. 5.1.1: Bad destination mailbox address. 5.1.10: Recipient not found.
5.2.x (Mailbox status):
5.2.1: Mailbox disabled, not accepting messages. 5.2.2: Mailbox full. 5.2.121: Recipient's per-hour message limit exceeded.
5.7.x (Security status):
5.7.1: Delivery not authorized (generic block). 5.7.606: Access denied, banned sending IP. 5.7.708: Access denied, traffic not accepted. 5.7.509: DMARC validation failure.
Reading the structure:
5 = permanent failure. Second digit = category. Third digit = specific condition.
Microsoft's codes are methodical. Learn the category meanings to quickly diagnose issues.
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