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Original domain name was removed from the default recipient policy and replaced with the new domain name. &nbsp;I recently did the same thing on another server and it worked fine.<br />
I will put it back tomorrow 8am when back on site.<br />
Many thanks for your suggestions<br />

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Original domain name was removed from the default recipient policy and replaced with the new domain name.  I recently did the same thing on another server and it worked fine.
I will put it back tomorrow 8am when back on site.
Many thanks for your suggestions


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Problem Solved<br />
ISA SMTP message screener was installed on the Exchange Server.<br />
For this paticular site we have had to loose our ISA Server, &nbsp;this caused the problem of all mails going to the bad message folder.<br />
Many thanks for the replies.<br />
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Problem Solved
ISA SMTP message screener was installed on the Exchange Server.
For this paticular site we have had to loose our ISA Server,  this caused the problem of all mails going to the bad message folder.
Many thanks for the replies.



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Exchange server 2003 enterprise.<br />
Server was working fine with the previous domain.<br />
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Hi there<br />
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We have changed the recipient policy to reflect the new domain name we are now using and we have renamed the<br />
users. &nbsp;We deleted the mailboxes and renewed the mailboxes with the new email addresses.<br />
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Now all emails sent appear in the bad queue.<br />
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Sorry for the vauge(ish) description, hope you can help, time is against us!
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Exchange server 2003 enterprise.
Server was working fine with the previous domain.


Hi there

We have changed the recipient policy to reflect the new domain name we are now using and we have renamed the
users.  We deleted the mailboxes and renewed the mailboxes with the new email addresses.

Now all emails sent appear in the bad queue.

Sorry for the vauge(ish) description, hope you can help, time is against us!

All email external and internal end in bad message queue

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