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On my exchange server I have messages in the Queue going to the same location, the message I'm getting from Windows Exchange 2003 when I highlighe the messages in the queue is:<br />
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unable to bind to the destination server in DNS<br />
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Can anyone tell me how to resolve or if the problem is on the receiving end. <br />
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Thank you,<br />
Dave
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On my exchange server I have messages in the Queue going to the same location, the message I'm getting from Windows Exchange 2003 when I highlighe the messages in the queue is:

unable to bind to the destination server in DNS

Can anyone tell me how to resolve or if the problem is on the receiving end. 

Thank you,
Dave

Exchange 2003: unable to bind to the destination server in DNS

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