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A non-delivery report with a status code of 5.4.6 was generated for recipient <recipient> (Message-ID
Hello,
Currently we running 2 exchnage 2003 servers one of them setup as front end.
I recently install additional exchang 2003 server in our domain. I moved one of the email accounts to the new exchange server for testing. Problem that I am having is when I am trying to send a message to that account I receive NDR with error {{A non-delivery report with a status code of 5.4.6 was generated for recipient <recipient> (Message-ID<<ID>>)}}.
If I move that account back to the old server I am not having this problem.
If someone can point in right direction what can cause this problem. Internal routing? smtp?
I also ran message tracking and this is what I am getting:
SMTP:Message submited to categorizer
SMTP:Message Categorized and Queued for Routing
SMTP:Non-Delivery Report (NDR) Generated
Thank you
Currently we running 2 exchnage 2003 servers one of them setup as front end.
I recently install additional exchang 2003 server in our domain. I moved one of the email accounts to the new exchange server for testing. Problem that I am having is when I am trying to send a message to that account I receive NDR with error {{A non-delivery report with a status code of 5.4.6 was generated for recipient <recipient> (Message-ID<<ID>>)}}.
If I move that account back to the old server I am not having this problem.
If someone can point in right direction what can cause this problem. Internal routing? smtp?
I also ran message tracking and this is what I am getting:
SMTP:Message submited to categorizer
SMTP:Message Categorized and Queued for Routing
SMTP:Non-Delivery Report (NDR) Generated
Thank you
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I found the problem. I forgot to setup MX record in our DNS serve, after adding the record mail was deliver to the test account.
Thank you
Thank you
ASKER
I wiil check DNS settings and replication.
Thank you