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DIsk quotas reached

Hi, we have a public IP that is hosted with our ISP and we use their dns to send and receive mail.

We were not able to send mail since last week. And now we cant even receive. They say the problem is that the disk quotas may have been reached. How do i remove all old mail directly from exchange?

Thanks

sandeep_narkhede

Are you using Exchange 2003 Standard Edition? are you facing the issue mentioned in the following article?

http://support.microsoft.com/kb/828070/en-us

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bkourouma

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Thanks, I am now able to receive but I can't send as all mail are being rejected.
Am I blacklisted? When I go to http://www.spamcop.net/w3m?action=checkblock&ip=213.136.96.12 it says it is not blacklisted?

Is there another place I can check?

Thanks

tismetoo

What messages are you getting when you try and send? What do you see in the queues? Can you smtp manually through a telnet server from the same server? If you are blacklisted this will have the same results. Make sure you use real world text - don't use the word "test" etc. command below - google "smtp telnet command" for more details.

smtp commands:
telnet server.domain.com 25
helo localserver.yourdomain.com
mail from: your mail address
rcpt to: recipients address
data
subject: subject text
mail body text
enter on a blank line to end message