What Is SMTP Code 250?

The SMTP code 250 is definitely not an error code like you think it is.  There are quite a few SMTP codes that act as a response code as to why the email bounced back to your drafts folder. The SMTP response code, as you know, is a three-digit number. Each digit in the code stands out to be unique, ever wondered why? Keep reading to know what all the three digits mean.

Error Code Class: 

• Step 1: The first digit of the response code indicates whether or not the server has accepted the command.
• Step 2: The first value of the SMTP cod always ranges from 1-5. Each digit within this range denotes whether the server has accepted the command, performed an action, encountered an error, or has run into a temporary issue.

Subject:

• Step 1:In SMTP code 250 the second digit is the main one in an SMTP code.
• Step 2: It is the response code that gives you more information as if there is any connection trouble or a syntax error.

Detail:

The last number is only used to give out any additional information with regar to the mail transfer status.

SMTP response code 250.