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NDR Language in Exchange 2007
Hello.
I have some troubles with NDR's in Exchange 2007 sp1.
What is it that sets the language?
My production environment:
2 CA+HT servers
3-node scc-cluster with 2 MBX-servers.
All is Exchange 2007 sp1 installed on windows server 2003 SP2.
My test environment
1 single Exchange 2007 ca+ht+mbx. Installed on windows 2003 R2.
I've set the following attributes (which i thought would solve my problem) in all HT-servers
ExternalDsnDefaultLanguage : en-US
ExternalDsnLanguageDetecti onEnabled : False
InternalDsnDefaultLanguage : en-US
InternalDsnLanguageDetecti onEnabled : False
It started with a german customer to us that resolved a NDR in swedish (everything resides in sweden, regional settings are set to swedish on all servers).
Then I started making some tests and here are the results.
n-e-a means non-existing address.
n-e-d means non-existing domain.
production.com is my external production domain. test.lan is of course my testenvironment.
Mails are routed between test and production with dedicated send connectors.
If I send emails from my production-exchange to n-e-a@production.com I get an NDR in English
If I send emails from my production-exchange to n-e-a@n-e-d.com I get a swedish NDR (could be my spamfilter)
If I send emails from my production-exchange to n-e-a@test.lan i get a swedish NDR (does not pass spamfilter)
If I send emails from my test-exchange to n-e-a@test.lan I get a NDR in English.
If I send emails from my test-exchange to n-e-a@n-e-d.com I get a NDR in English. (I have to manually remove this from exchange que with 'remove with ndr' since i got no internet send connector in my test-exchange)
If I send emails from my test-exchange to n-e-a@production.com I get a NDR in swedish.
If I send an email from my other company (I'm a consultant) to n-e-a@production.com I get a NDR in swedish.
If I send an email from my g-mail to n-e-a@production.com I get a NDR in English.
Why does NDR in swedish exists?
How can I manually set this to always be in English?
I'm stuck and all help is appreciated.
I have some troubles with NDR's in Exchange 2007 sp1.
What is it that sets the language?
My production environment:
2 CA+HT servers
3-node scc-cluster with 2 MBX-servers.
All is Exchange 2007 sp1 installed on windows server 2003 SP2.
My test environment
1 single Exchange 2007 ca+ht+mbx. Installed on windows 2003 R2.
I've set the following attributes (which i thought would solve my problem) in all HT-servers
ExternalDsnDefaultLanguage
ExternalDsnLanguageDetecti
InternalDsnDefaultLanguage
InternalDsnLanguageDetecti
It started with a german customer to us that resolved a NDR in swedish (everything resides in sweden, regional settings are set to swedish on all servers).
Then I started making some tests and here are the results.
n-e-a means non-existing address.
n-e-d means non-existing domain.
production.com is my external production domain. test.lan is of course my testenvironment.
Mails are routed between test and production with dedicated send connectors.
If I send emails from my production-exchange to n-e-a@production.com I get an NDR in English
If I send emails from my production-exchange to n-e-a@n-e-d.com I get a swedish NDR (could be my spamfilter)
If I send emails from my production-exchange to n-e-a@test.lan i get a swedish NDR (does not pass spamfilter)
If I send emails from my test-exchange to n-e-a@test.lan I get a NDR in English.
If I send emails from my test-exchange to n-e-a@n-e-d.com I get a NDR in English. (I have to manually remove this from exchange que with 'remove with ndr' since i got no internet send connector in my test-exchange)
If I send emails from my test-exchange to n-e-a@production.com I get a NDR in swedish.
If I send an email from my other company (I'm a consultant) to n-e-a@production.com I get a NDR in swedish.
If I send an email from my g-mail to n-e-a@production.com I get a NDR in English.
Why does NDR in swedish exists?
How can I manually set this to always be in English?
I'm stuck and all help is appreciated.
the third is about setting it to english
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I've read those articles and they refere to the setting InternalDsnDefaultLanguage .
And as I described earlier this setting is already set.
Just to test I've created a postmaster mailbox in my testenvironment and set the language to english.
No luck... still in swedish. I've attached a header sent from my production to my test environment to a nonexistingaddress and I get a NDR in swedish.
And as I described earlier this setting is already set.
Just to test I've created a postmaster mailbox in my testenvironment and set the language to english.
No luck... still in swedish. I've attached a header sent from my production to my test environment to a nonexistingaddress and I get a NDR in swedish.
Received: from ht1.production.com (xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx) by
Testad1-vs-exch.test.lan (xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx) with Microsoft SMTP Server (TLS)
id 8.1.240.5; Fri, 14 Nov 2008 09:59:38 +0100
Received: from mbx1.production.com ([xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx]) by
ht1.production.com ([xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx]) with mapi; Fri, 14 Nov 2008
09:59:37 +0100
From: "lastname, firstname" <firstname.lastname@production.com>
To: "'madfjasd@test.lan'" <madfjasd@test.lan>
Date: Fri, 14 Nov 2008 09:59:37 +0100
Subject: test
Thread-Topic: test
Thread-Index: AclGN1H6Z9A4CoHVT9KtjlxceMFShw==
Message-ID: <474FD948805B004BAE5621CD89DC13C23E75276A96@mbx1.production.com>
Accept-Language: sv-SE
Content-Language: en-US
X-MS-Has-Attach:
X-MS-TNEF-Correlator:
acceptlanguage: sv-SE
Content-Type: multipart/alternative;
boundary="_000_474FD948805B004BAE5621CD89DC13C23E75276A96SENWKSEXM1pap_"
MIME-Version: 1.0
Return-Path: firstname.lastname@production.com
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here are 2 links that can help you troubleshoot ndr's:
http://www.computerperformance.co.uk/exchange2007/exchange2007_ndr.htm
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/284204
http://forums.microsoft.com/TechNet/ShowPost.aspx?PostID=4084214&SiteID=17