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Two questions in response to that:<br />
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1. Did you see the same error regarding the E00.log in the Message Tracking Center?<br />
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2. Some of these users are connecting to Exchange using POP and some are connected directly to Exchange, should I have them purge the messages in their inbox?
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i should clarify number 2 in the previous post.<br />
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2. Some of the users are connecting to Exchange using POP and some are connecting directly to Exchange, FOR THE USERS CONNECTING DIRECTLY TO EXCHANGE - should I have them purge as many messages as possible in their inbox?
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Actually I confirmed that they are all in fact POP accounts. &nbsp;Thanks for the help
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I am getting constant Event ID 1023 errors in the application log. &nbsp;They are only from a &nbsp;handful of users. &nbsp;<br />
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Below is what the log says.<br />
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Event Type: &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Error<br />
Event Source:POP3SVC<br />
Event Category:Content Engine <br />
Event ID:1023<br />
Date:7/22/2008<br />
Time:9:38:39 AM<br />
User:N/A<br />
Computer:E2MAIN<br />
Description:<br />
Error 0x7da occurred while rendering message 0009-00000253e707 for download for user user@domain.net. <br />
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Addtionally, When I typed in the message ID in Exchange System Manager's Message Tracking Center, it can't find the message. &nbsp;it says E00.log is corrupted near byte offset 1392475. &nbsp;<br />
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Can anyone shed some light onto this problem?
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I am getting constant Event ID 1023 errors in the application log.  They are only from a  handful of users.  

Below is what the log says.

Event Type:	Error
Event Source:POP3SVC
Event Category:Content Engine 
Event ID:1023
Date:7/22/2008
Time:9:38:39 AM
User:N/A
Computer:E2MAIN
Description:
Error 0x7da occurred while rendering message 0009-00000253e707 for download for user user@domain.net. 

Addtionally, When I typed in the message ID in Exchange System Manager's Message Tracking Center, it can't find the message.  it says E00.log is corrupted near byte offset 1392475.  

Can anyone shed some light onto this problem?

Exchange 2003 EVENT ID 1023

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.