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The server should retry to send the messages. If they are still in the queues then the server still knows about them. <br />
Once the queue changes to 0 then the messages have been bounced back.<br />
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You could see if they are in the raw queue folder. If they, moving them to the pickup folder will force Exchange to re-process the messages. <br />
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Simon.
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The server should retry to send the messages. If they are still in the queues then the server still knows about them.
Once the queue changes to 0 then the messages have been bounced back.

You could see if they are in the raw queue folder. If they, moving them to the pickup folder will force Exchange to re-process the messages.

Simon.

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Simon,<br />
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Please clarify. &nbsp;I don't see anything in the badmail and pickup folders. &nbsp;The queue folder contains current emails routing. &nbsp;I am looking in Exchsvr\Mailroot\vsi 1\QueueExchsvr\Mailroot\vs<wbr />i 1\, is there some where else I should be looking for the &quot;raw&quot; data?
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Simon,

Please clarify.  I don't see anything in the badmail and pickup folders.  The queue folder contains current emails routing.  I am looking in Exchsvr\Mailroot\vsi 1\QueueExchsvr\Mailroot\vsi 1\, is there some where else I should be looking for the "raw" data?

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Using Exchange 2003. &nbsp;Our Notes connect went down over the weekend and eventually, all mail went to the badmail que. &nbsp;I have found, by default that the badmail folder is not enabled and you must add registry entries to make it work like Exchange 2000.<br />
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From the badmail que, my only option is to delete with no NDR. &nbsp;Since these emails do not show up in the badmail folder and only in the que, is there any way resend these messages? &nbsp;If I can see the emails in the badmail que, they must be stored somewhere, right? &nbsp;Please help!
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Using Exchange 2003.  Our Notes connect went down over the weekend and eventually, all mail went to the badmail que.  I have found, by default that the badmail folder is not enabled and you must add registry entries to make it work like Exchange 2000.

From the badmail que, my only option is to delete with no NDR.  Since these emails do not show up in the badmail folder and only in the que, is there any way resend these messages?  If I can see the emails in the badmail que, they must be stored somewhere, right?  Please help!

How to resend badmail - nothing in badmail folder, only display in badmail que

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