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David
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Mon Sep 19, 2005 4:59 pm Post subject:
SMTP problem |
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Hi All,
I am a little lost with the problem that i have, and need some advice.
Scenario.
I have 1 exchange site, 2 exchange servers ( 2nd exchange server is in a
child domain ) 1 Unix SMTP server.
I have the SMTP domain, abc.com which my MX records points to the Unix mail
server. The Unix box forwards the eamils to abc.local accounts. These local
accounts resides on the 2 exchane servers.
Here is my problem. Mail on exchange1 is not going to Exchange2 - i try to
force the connection, but i it doesnt work.
Clients that connect to either exchange servers have no problem sending
email, its recieivng emails in the same organization that i have a problem
with, only when the mail box resides on the 2nd email server.
All my accounts have abc.com and abc.local email addresses attached to their
account.
Any suggestions?
thanks
D
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Al Mulnick
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Mon Sep 19, 2005 4:59 pm Post subject:
Re: SMTP problem |
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What about the RG topology? Same RG or two different RG's (one for root and
one for child?)
Is the mail flow from the *nix mailer to the root (exchange1) server which
then routes (or is supposed to) to the child exchange server?
Al
"David" <David@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:B8336E65-1C5B-4AA1-B0F0-BFFD8ACBA58A@microsoft.com...
| Quote: | Hi All,
I am a little lost with the problem that i have, and need some advice.
Scenario.
I have 1 exchange site, 2 exchange servers ( 2nd exchange server is in a
child domain ) 1 Unix SMTP server.
I have the SMTP domain, abc.com which my MX records points to the Unix
mail
server. The Unix box forwards the eamils to abc.local accounts. These
local
accounts resides on the 2 exchane servers.
Here is my problem. Mail on exchange1 is not going to Exchange2 - i try to
force the connection, but i it doesnt work.
Clients that connect to either exchange servers have no problem sending
email, its recieivng emails in the same organization that i have a problem
with, only when the mail box resides on the 2nd email server.
All my accounts have abc.com and abc.local email addresses attached to
their
account.
Any suggestions?
thanks
D |
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David
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Mon Sep 19, 2005 4:59 pm Post subject:
Re: SMTP problem |
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Hi Al
Its the Same RG, and the mail flow is from Unix mailer to exchange1 and then
to the child exchange server
Each exchange server will send out to the world bythemselves
"Al Mulnick" wrote:
| Quote: | What about the RG topology? Same RG or two different RG's (one for root and
one for child?)
Is the mail flow from the *nix mailer to the root (exchange1) server which
then routes (or is supposed to) to the child exchange server?
Al
"David" <David@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:B8336E65-1C5B-4AA1-B0F0-BFFD8ACBA58A@microsoft.com...
Hi All,
I am a little lost with the problem that i have, and need some advice.
Scenario.
I have 1 exchange site, 2 exchange servers ( 2nd exchange server is in a
child domain ) 1 Unix SMTP server.
I have the SMTP domain, abc.com which my MX records points to the Unix
mail
server. The Unix box forwards the eamils to abc.local accounts. These
local
accounts resides on the 2 exchane servers.
Here is my problem. Mail on exchange1 is not going to Exchange2 - i try to
force the connection, but i it doesnt work.
Clients that connect to either exchange servers have no problem sending
email, its recieivng emails in the same organization that i have a problem
with, only when the mail box resides on the 2nd email server.
All my accounts have abc.com and abc.local email addresses attached to
their
account.
Any suggestions?
thanks
D
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Al Mulnick
Guest
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Mon Sep 19, 2005 10:21 pm Post subject:
Re: SMTP problem |
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Can email that originates on Exchange1 be successfully delivered to
Exchange2 and the reverse?
Al
"David" <David@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:756345CC-D9C7-42AB-A033-CFD4987042DC@microsoft.com...
| Quote: | Hi Al
Its the Same RG, and the mail flow is from Unix mailer to exchange1 and
then
to the child exchange server
Each exchange server will send out to the world bythemselves
"Al Mulnick" wrote:
What about the RG topology? Same RG or two different RG's (one for root
and
one for child?)
Is the mail flow from the *nix mailer to the root (exchange1) server
which
then routes (or is supposed to) to the child exchange server?
Al
"David" <David@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:B8336E65-1C5B-4AA1-B0F0-BFFD8ACBA58A@microsoft.com...
Hi All,
I am a little lost with the problem that i have, and need some advice.
Scenario.
I have 1 exchange site, 2 exchange servers ( 2nd exchange server is in
a
child domain ) 1 Unix SMTP server.
I have the SMTP domain, abc.com which my MX records points to the Unix
mail
server. The Unix box forwards the eamils to abc.local accounts. These
local
accounts resides on the 2 exchane servers.
Here is my problem. Mail on exchange1 is not going to Exchange2 - i try
to
force the connection, but i it doesnt work.
Clients that connect to either exchange servers have no problem sending
email, its recieivng emails in the same organization that i have a
problem
with, only when the mail box resides on the 2nd email server.
All my accounts have abc.com and abc.local email addresses attached to
their
account.
Any suggestions?
thanks
D
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David
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Mon Sep 19, 2005 10:50 pm Post subject:
Re: SMTP problem |
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This doenst work, the reverse however does
"Al Mulnick" wrote:
| Quote: | Can email that originates on Exchange1 be successfully delivered to
Exchange2 and the reverse?
Al
"David" <David@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:756345CC-D9C7-42AB-A033-CFD4987042DC@microsoft.com...
Hi Al
Its the Same RG, and the mail flow is from Unix mailer to exchange1 and
then
to the child exchange server
Each exchange server will send out to the world bythemselves
"Al Mulnick" wrote:
What about the RG topology? Same RG or two different RG's (one for root
and
one for child?)
Is the mail flow from the *nix mailer to the root (exchange1) server
which
then routes (or is supposed to) to the child exchange server?
Al
"David" <David@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:B8336E65-1C5B-4AA1-B0F0-BFFD8ACBA58A@microsoft.com...
Hi All,
I am a little lost with the problem that i have, and need some advice.
Scenario.
I have 1 exchange site, 2 exchange servers ( 2nd exchange server is in
a
child domain ) 1 Unix SMTP server.
I have the SMTP domain, abc.com which my MX records points to the Unix
mail
server. The Unix box forwards the eamils to abc.local accounts. These
local
accounts resides on the 2 exchane servers.
Here is my problem. Mail on exchange1 is not going to Exchange2 - i try
to
force the connection, but i it doesnt work.
Clients that connect to either exchange servers have no problem sending
email, its recieivng emails in the same organization that i have a
problem
with, only when the mail box resides on the 2nd email server.
All my accounts have abc.com and abc.local email addresses attached to
their
account.
Any suggestions?
thanks
D
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Al Mulnick
Guest
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Mon Sep 19, 2005 10:59 pm Post subject:
Re: SMTP problem |
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Then there's no way that *nix mail can be delivered along the path you
specified. In short, this is strictly an Exchange issue given the
information you present so far.
What have you done to troubleshoot the exchange communications so far?
"David" <David@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:84EC91E6-1C0E-4B0C-825F-CAA7F018EC25@microsoft.com...
| Quote: | This doenst work, the reverse however does
"Al Mulnick" wrote:
Can email that originates on Exchange1 be successfully delivered to
Exchange2 and the reverse?
Al
"David" <David@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:756345CC-D9C7-42AB-A033-CFD4987042DC@microsoft.com...
Hi Al
Its the Same RG, and the mail flow is from Unix mailer to exchange1 and
then
to the child exchange server
Each exchange server will send out to the world bythemselves
"Al Mulnick" wrote:
What about the RG topology? Same RG or two different RG's (one for
root
and
one for child?)
Is the mail flow from the *nix mailer to the root (exchange1) server
which
then routes (or is supposed to) to the child exchange server?
Al
"David" <David@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:B8336E65-1C5B-4AA1-B0F0-BFFD8ACBA58A@microsoft.com...
Hi All,
I am a little lost with the problem that i have, and need some
advice.
Scenario.
I have 1 exchange site, 2 exchange servers ( 2nd exchange server is
in
a
child domain ) 1 Unix SMTP server.
I have the SMTP domain, abc.com which my MX records points to the
Unix
mail
server. The Unix box forwards the eamils to abc.local accounts.
These
local
accounts resides on the 2 exchane servers.
Here is my problem. Mail on exchange1 is not going to Exchange2 - i
try
to
force the connection, but i it doesnt work.
Clients that connect to either exchange servers have no problem
sending
email, its recieivng emails in the same organization that i have a
problem
with, only when the mail box resides on the 2nd email server.
All my accounts have abc.com and abc.local email addresses attached
to
their
account.
Any suggestions?
thanks
D
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David
Guest
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Mon Sep 19, 2005 11:11 pm Post subject:
Re: SMTP problem |
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Other then pinging, DNS resolution, telneting, changing infromation in AD and
replicating the changes, i have also enabled logging under the Exchange MTA
Only error i get is this:
The transport configuration type 2 for the directory entry with DN or GUID
CN=MICROSOFT MTA,CN=FNETSRVA,CN=SERVERS,CN=FIRST ADMINISTRATIVE
GROUP,CN=ADMINISTRATIVE GROUPS,CN=FNET,CN=MICROSOFT
EXCHANGE,CN=SERVICES,CN=CONFIGURATION,DC=FNET,DC=LOCAL is not one of the
supported values. Reconfigure the transport configuration type in the
identified directory entry. [BASE IL OPERATOR 23 217] (8)
D
"Al Mulnick" wrote:
| Quote: | Then there's no way that *nix mail can be delivered along the path you
specified. In short, this is strictly an Exchange issue given the
information you present so far.
What have you done to troubleshoot the exchange communications so far?
"David" <David@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:84EC91E6-1C0E-4B0C-825F-CAA7F018EC25@microsoft.com...
This doenst work, the reverse however does
"Al Mulnick" wrote:
Can email that originates on Exchange1 be successfully delivered to
Exchange2 and the reverse?
Al
"David" <David@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:756345CC-D9C7-42AB-A033-CFD4987042DC@microsoft.com...
Hi Al
Its the Same RG, and the mail flow is from Unix mailer to exchange1 and
then
to the child exchange server
Each exchange server will send out to the world bythemselves
"Al Mulnick" wrote:
What about the RG topology? Same RG or two different RG's (one for
root
and
one for child?)
Is the mail flow from the *nix mailer to the root (exchange1) server
which
then routes (or is supposed to) to the child exchange server?
Al
"David" <David@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:B8336E65-1C5B-4AA1-B0F0-BFFD8ACBA58A@microsoft.com...
Hi All,
I am a little lost with the problem that i have, and need some
advice.
Scenario.
I have 1 exchange site, 2 exchange servers ( 2nd exchange server is
in
a
child domain ) 1 Unix SMTP server.
I have the SMTP domain, abc.com which my MX records points to the
Unix
mail
server. The Unix box forwards the eamils to abc.local accounts.
These
local
accounts resides on the 2 exchane servers.
Here is my problem. Mail on exchange1 is not going to Exchange2 - i
try
to
force the connection, but i it doesnt work.
Clients that connect to either exchange servers have no problem
sending
email, its recieivng emails in the same organization that i have a
problem
with, only when the mail box resides on the 2nd email server.
All my accounts have abc.com and abc.local email addresses attached
to
their
account.
Any suggestions?
thanks
D
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Al Mulnick
Guest
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Tue Sep 20, 2005 12:17 am Post subject:
Re: SMTP problem |
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Except that the MTA is not what should be used for routing if this is all
2003 environment in the same RG. Is this a mixed environment?
What about the routing tables? Have you looked at those?
"David" <David@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:D8F8197C-B8F7-4A03-B731-D5317F586640@microsoft.com...
| Quote: | Other then pinging, DNS resolution, telneting, changing infromation in AD
and
replicating the changes, i have also enabled logging under the Exchange
MTA
Only error i get is this:
The transport configuration type 2 for the directory entry with DN or GUID
CN=MICROSOFT MTA,CN=FNETSRVA,CN=SERVERS,CN=FIRST ADMINISTRATIVE
GROUP,CN=ADMINISTRATIVE GROUPS,CN=FNET,CN=MICROSOFT
EXCHANGE,CN=SERVICES,CN=CONFIGURATION,DC=FNET,DC=LOCAL is not one of the
supported values. Reconfigure the transport configuration type in the
identified directory entry. [BASE IL OPERATOR 23 217] (8)
D
"Al Mulnick" wrote:
Then there's no way that *nix mail can be delivered along the path you
specified. In short, this is strictly an Exchange issue given the
information you present so far.
What have you done to troubleshoot the exchange communications so far?
"David" <David@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:84EC91E6-1C0E-4B0C-825F-CAA7F018EC25@microsoft.com...
This doenst work, the reverse however does
"Al Mulnick" wrote:
Can email that originates on Exchange1 be successfully delivered to
Exchange2 and the reverse?
Al
"David" <David@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:756345CC-D9C7-42AB-A033-CFD4987042DC@microsoft.com...
Hi Al
Its the Same RG, and the mail flow is from Unix mailer to exchange1
and
then
to the child exchange server
Each exchange server will send out to the world bythemselves
"Al Mulnick" wrote:
What about the RG topology? Same RG or two different RG's (one for
root
and
one for child?)
Is the mail flow from the *nix mailer to the root (exchange1)
server
which
then routes (or is supposed to) to the child exchange server?
Al
"David" <David@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:B8336E65-1C5B-4AA1-B0F0-BFFD8ACBA58A@microsoft.com...
Hi All,
I am a little lost with the problem that i have, and need some
advice.
Scenario.
I have 1 exchange site, 2 exchange servers ( 2nd exchange server
is
in
a
child domain ) 1 Unix SMTP server.
I have the SMTP domain, abc.com which my MX records points to the
Unix
mail
server. The Unix box forwards the eamils to abc.local accounts.
These
local
accounts resides on the 2 exchane servers.
Here is my problem. Mail on exchange1 is not going to Exchange2 -
i
try
to
force the connection, but i it doesnt work.
Clients that connect to either exchange servers have no problem
sending
email, its recieivng emails in the same organization that i have
a
problem
with, only when the mail box resides on the 2nd email server.
All my accounts have abc.com and abc.local email addresses
attached
to
their
account.
Any suggestions?
thanks
D
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David
Guest
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Tue Sep 20, 2005 12:35 am Post subject:
Re: SMTP problem |
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The environment is all 2003.
Exchangeserver2 is on a different subnet, however i can ping, telnet, and
resolve the name of exchange2, and vice versa from exchange2 to exchange1.
I am now thinking it could be a problem, connecting to exchange2 virtual
smtp server? as thats what is listed as the queue that cant deliver the
emails ( exchange2 ).
"Al Mulnick" wrote:
| Quote: | Except that the MTA is not what should be used for routing if this is all
2003 environment in the same RG. Is this a mixed environment?
What about the routing tables? Have you looked at those?
"David" <David@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:D8F8197C-B8F7-4A03-B731-D5317F586640@microsoft.com...
Other then pinging, DNS resolution, telneting, changing infromation in AD
and
replicating the changes, i have also enabled logging under the Exchange
MTA
Only error i get is this:
The transport configuration type 2 for the directory entry with DN or GUID
CN=MICROSOFT MTA,CN=FNETSRVA,CN=SERVERS,CN=FIRST ADMINISTRATIVE
GROUP,CN=ADMINISTRATIVE GROUPS,CN=FNET,CN=MICROSOFT
EXCHANGE,CN=SERVICES,CN=CONFIGURATION,DC=FNET,DC=LOCAL is not one of the
supported values. Reconfigure the transport configuration type in the
identified directory entry. [BASE IL OPERATOR 23 217] (8)
D
"Al Mulnick" wrote:
Then there's no way that *nix mail can be delivered along the path you
specified. In short, this is strictly an Exchange issue given the
information you present so far.
What have you done to troubleshoot the exchange communications so far?
"David" <David@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:84EC91E6-1C0E-4B0C-825F-CAA7F018EC25@microsoft.com...
This doenst work, the reverse however does
"Al Mulnick" wrote:
Can email that originates on Exchange1 be successfully delivered to
Exchange2 and the reverse?
Al
"David" <David@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:756345CC-D9C7-42AB-A033-CFD4987042DC@microsoft.com...
Hi Al
Its the Same RG, and the mail flow is from Unix mailer to exchange1
and
then
to the child exchange server
Each exchange server will send out to the world bythemselves
"Al Mulnick" wrote:
What about the RG topology? Same RG or two different RG's (one for
root
and
one for child?)
Is the mail flow from the *nix mailer to the root (exchange1)
server
which
then routes (or is supposed to) to the child exchange server?
Al
"David" <David@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:B8336E65-1C5B-4AA1-B0F0-BFFD8ACBA58A@microsoft.com...
Hi All,
I am a little lost with the problem that i have, and need some
advice.
Scenario.
I have 1 exchange site, 2 exchange servers ( 2nd exchange server
is
in
a
child domain ) 1 Unix SMTP server.
I have the SMTP domain, abc.com which my MX records points to the
Unix
mail
server. The Unix box forwards the eamils to abc.local accounts.
These
local
accounts resides on the 2 exchane servers.
Here is my problem. Mail on exchange1 is not going to Exchange2 -
i
try
to
force the connection, but i it doesnt work.
Clients that connect to either exchange servers have no problem
sending
email, its recieivng emails in the same organization that i have
a
problem
with, only when the mail box resides on the 2nd email server.
All my accounts have abc.com and abc.local email addresses
attached
to
their
account.
Any suggestions?
thanks
D
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David
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Tue Sep 20, 2005 12:58 am Post subject:
Re: SMTP problem |
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For some reason, it started working now, i am not sure what happened.
"David" wrote:
| Quote: | The environment is all 2003.
Exchangeserver2 is on a different subnet, however i can ping, telnet, and
resolve the name of exchange2, and vice versa from exchange2 to exchange1.
I am now thinking it could be a problem, connecting to exchange2 virtual
smtp server? as thats what is listed as the queue that cant deliver the
emails ( exchange2 ).
"Al Mulnick" wrote:
Except that the MTA is not what should be used for routing if this is all
2003 environment in the same RG. Is this a mixed environment?
What about the routing tables? Have you looked at those?
"David" <David@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:D8F8197C-B8F7-4A03-B731-D5317F586640@microsoft.com...
Other then pinging, DNS resolution, telneting, changing infromation in AD
and
replicating the changes, i have also enabled logging under the Exchange
MTA
Only error i get is this:
The transport configuration type 2 for the directory entry with DN or GUID
CN=MICROSOFT MTA,CN=FNETSRVA,CN=SERVERS,CN=FIRST ADMINISTRATIVE
GROUP,CN=ADMINISTRATIVE GROUPS,CN=FNET,CN=MICROSOFT
EXCHANGE,CN=SERVICES,CN=CONFIGURATION,DC=FNET,DC=LOCAL is not one of the
supported values. Reconfigure the transport configuration type in the
identified directory entry. [BASE IL OPERATOR 23 217] (8)
D
"Al Mulnick" wrote:
Then there's no way that *nix mail can be delivered along the path you
specified. In short, this is strictly an Exchange issue given the
information you present so far.
What have you done to troubleshoot the exchange communications so far?
"David" <David@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:84EC91E6-1C0E-4B0C-825F-CAA7F018EC25@microsoft.com...
This doenst work, the reverse however does
"Al Mulnick" wrote:
Can email that originates on Exchange1 be successfully delivered to
Exchange2 and the reverse?
Al
"David" <David@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:756345CC-D9C7-42AB-A033-CFD4987042DC@microsoft.com...
Hi Al
Its the Same RG, and the mail flow is from Unix mailer to exchange1
and
then
to the child exchange server
Each exchange server will send out to the world bythemselves
"Al Mulnick" wrote:
What about the RG topology? Same RG or two different RG's (one for
root
and
one for child?)
Is the mail flow from the *nix mailer to the root (exchange1)
server
which
then routes (or is supposed to) to the child exchange server?
Al
"David" <David@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:B8336E65-1C5B-4AA1-B0F0-BFFD8ACBA58A@microsoft.com...
Hi All,
I am a little lost with the problem that i have, and need some
advice.
Scenario.
I have 1 exchange site, 2 exchange servers ( 2nd exchange server
is
in
a
child domain ) 1 Unix SMTP server.
I have the SMTP domain, abc.com which my MX records points to the
Unix
mail
server. The Unix box forwards the eamils to abc.local accounts.
These
local
accounts resides on the 2 exchane servers.
Here is my problem. Mail on exchange1 is not going to Exchange2 -
i
try
to
force the connection, but i it doesnt work.
Clients that connect to either exchange servers have no problem
sending
email, its recieivng emails in the same organization that i have
a
problem
with, only when the mail box resides on the 2nd email server.
All my accounts have abc.com and abc.local email addresses
attached
to
their
account.
Any suggestions?
thanks
D
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Al Mulnick
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Tue Sep 20, 2005 12:58 am Post subject:
Re: SMTP problem |
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Communication between servers in E2Kx is SMTP based. It's one of the
features of the product. You'll need to make that work in order for your
routing to function.
When you check via telnet, are you doing so from server to server via TCP
25? Are you issuing the commands and verifying that it works?
Al
"David" <David@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:F9CBA679-D26E-4C7A-A603-EBD34CACE52D@microsoft.com...
| Quote: | The environment is all 2003.
Exchangeserver2 is on a different subnet, however i can ping, telnet, and
resolve the name of exchange2, and vice versa from exchange2 to exchange1.
I am now thinking it could be a problem, connecting to exchange2 virtual
smtp server? as thats what is listed as the queue that cant deliver the
emails ( exchange2 ).
"Al Mulnick" wrote:
Except that the MTA is not what should be used for routing if this is all
2003 environment in the same RG. Is this a mixed environment?
What about the routing tables? Have you looked at those?
"David" <David@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:D8F8197C-B8F7-4A03-B731-D5317F586640@microsoft.com...
Other then pinging, DNS resolution, telneting, changing infromation in
AD
and
replicating the changes, i have also enabled logging under the Exchange
MTA
Only error i get is this:
The transport configuration type 2 for the directory entry with DN or
GUID
CN=MICROSOFT MTA,CN=FNETSRVA,CN=SERVERS,CN=FIRST ADMINISTRATIVE
GROUP,CN=ADMINISTRATIVE GROUPS,CN=FNET,CN=MICROSOFT
EXCHANGE,CN=SERVICES,CN=CONFIGURATION,DC=FNET,DC=LOCAL is not one of
the
supported values. Reconfigure the transport configuration type in the
identified directory entry. [BASE IL OPERATOR 23 217] (8)
D
"Al Mulnick" wrote:
Then there's no way that *nix mail can be delivered along the path you
specified. In short, this is strictly an Exchange issue given the
information you present so far.
What have you done to troubleshoot the exchange communications so far?
"David" <David@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:84EC91E6-1C0E-4B0C-825F-CAA7F018EC25@microsoft.com...
This doenst work, the reverse however does
"Al Mulnick" wrote:
Can email that originates on Exchange1 be successfully delivered to
Exchange2 and the reverse?
Al
"David" <David@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:756345CC-D9C7-42AB-A033-CFD4987042DC@microsoft.com...
Hi Al
Its the Same RG, and the mail flow is from Unix mailer to
exchange1
and
then
to the child exchange server
Each exchange server will send out to the world bythemselves
"Al Mulnick" wrote:
What about the RG topology? Same RG or two different RG's (one
for
root
and
one for child?)
Is the mail flow from the *nix mailer to the root (exchange1)
server
which
then routes (or is supposed to) to the child exchange server?
Al
"David" <David@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:B8336E65-1C5B-4AA1-B0F0-BFFD8ACBA58A@microsoft.com...
Hi All,
I am a little lost with the problem that i have, and need some
advice.
Scenario.
I have 1 exchange site, 2 exchange servers ( 2nd exchange
server
is
in
a
child domain ) 1 Unix SMTP server.
I have the SMTP domain, abc.com which my MX records points to
the
Unix
mail
server. The Unix box forwards the eamils to abc.local
accounts.
These
local
accounts resides on the 2 exchane servers.
Here is my problem. Mail on exchange1 is not going to
Exchange2 -
i
try
to
force the connection, but i it doesnt work.
Clients that connect to either exchange servers have no
problem
sending
email, its recieivng emails in the same organization that i
have
a
problem
with, only when the mail box resides on the 2nd email server.
All my accounts have abc.com and abc.local email addresses
attached
to
their
account.
Any suggestions?
thanks
D
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