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[vhoover]

Appaernly the issue was another computer on our domain caught the crypto virus and caused our public IP to blacklisted. A NIGHTMARE, but we have removed the infection and requested our IP to be unblacklisted.

[vhoover]

Correction, that was not the issue.
I have verified the carrier listing for AT&T is %number%@txt.att.net, and I have placed a phone number in the user account and pointed it at AT&T. The emails come in locally and externally, but the carriers do not. I have tried running the following from the command line:
echo "test" | mail [email protected]
I recieved nothing. *Phone number has been changed to protect privacy* I can connect on port 25 via telnet to mx.txt.att.net
I have no clue where to look now.

[slansing]

Do you see the SMS messages logged as sent or queued for delivery in /var/log/maillog when you try to send them?

[vhoover]

They were queued for delivery, however they are now going through. Apparently the "your request may take an hour or two message" listed on RBL's and CBL's is more like 6 or 7 hours.

[lmiltchev]

This is awfully long. You need to contact ATT and find out why this is happening. I would also check the message preferences on the account. Sometimes, email-to-text messages could be blocked, there are some limitations on the number of characters, etc.

[vhoover]

It took a while, but they finally un-blacklisted the public IP / domain. This issue is resolved.