The 421 4.7.29 error means Google is temporarily blocking your new IP or domain. Learn how to implement IP warmup and fix this new sender hold.
4.7.29
| Component | Value | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| Class | 4 | Persistent transient failure (temporary) |
| Subject | 7 | Security or policy |
| Detail | 29 | Blocked: Local Policy (New Sender) |
Per RFC 3463 Enhanced Mail System Status Codes. Class (X) = severity, Subject (Y) = category, Detail (Z) = specific condition.
Your message was temporarily rejected by the receiving server's local policy — typically a new-sender hold applied to IPs or domains without an established sending history.
Google 421 4.7.29 is issued for new senders. Warm up your IP gradually, starting with your most engaged recipients and increasing volume weekly.
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421-4.7.29 Our system has detected that this message does not meet IPv6 sending guidelines
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