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After a quickly, but not well planned, exchange 2003 migration to a new server I have an smtp queue folder of about 225 EML files which I need to be processed/delivered. &nbsp;I've tried dropping this EML files into the new exchange server's pickup directory and they're almost instantly processed but none of that mail is being delivered. I can open the EML files and see that emails are there for users, but they never make it to the user mailbox. any ideas of how to process these remaining EML files would be greatly appreciated. &nbsp;About 225 emails need to be delivered locally to about 20 users.
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After a quickly, but not well planned, exchange 2003 migration to a new server I have an smtp queue folder of about 225 EML files which I need to be processed/delivered.  I've tried dropping this EML files into the new exchange server's pickup directory and they're almost instantly processed but none of that mail is being delivered. I can open the EML files and see that emails are there for users, but they never make it to the user mailbox. any ideas of how to process these remaining EML files would be greatly appreciated.  About 225 emails need to be delivered locally to about 20 users.

Exchange - Pickup Queue EML files

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.