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Long story short.. I had a failed exchange server that was rebuilt and restored from tape.<br />
I have some messages that are in teh local delivery queue.... looking through the tool to see these messages I see a lot of them are from outside senders but most are from internal senders and it lists smtp email addresses... <br />
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Can someone explain to me the internal workings of Exchange 2003 in regards to local delivery of email.. does it use the SMTP server to do this? &nbsp;Seems like the MTA would handle this as in 5.5??<br />
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Thanks
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Long story short.. I had a failed exchange server that was rebuilt and restored from tape.
I have some messages that are in teh local delivery queue.... looking through the tool to see these messages I see a lot of them are from outside senders but most are from internal senders and it lists smtp email addresses... 

Can someone explain to me the internal workings of Exchange 2003 in regards to local delivery of email.. does it use the SMTP server to do this?  Seems like the MTA would handle this as in 5.5??

Thanks

Local Delivery

Exchange is the server side of a collaborative application product that is part of the Microsoft Server infrastructure. Exchange's major features include email, calendaring, contacts and tasks, support for mobile and web-based access to information, and support for data storage.