asked on 1/27/2009

exchange sbs 2007

i have a client that has a restriction on size of mail they can recieve they do not want this how do I make it that there is no limit

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zenworksb

2/8/2009

tntmax

1/27/2009

Open Exchange Management Console.

1. Expand Server Configuration

2. Click on Mailbox.

3. On the bottom pane of the window, you should have the First Storage Group (assuming you only have one for email)

4. Right-click on the Mailbox Database, and select Properties.

5. Click on the Limits tab. You can either bump the limits up or clear them entirely.

zenworksb

1/28/2009

ASKER

i did that and they are still getting clients saying taht they stry to send them a email and tey are beieng told that it is to big. what are teh stesp to take off all restrictions thanks

tntmax

1/28/2009

Oh, so it's OUTSIDE clients who are having the problem? Then that is a problem with the outside client email server, not yours. They probably have their own set of restrictions.

zenworksb

1/29/2009

ASKER

they get a return mail that says that our server has a size limit where else can I chekc this

tntmax

1/29/2009

Well, that's local to the mailbox, might need to change the Global parameters. Let me check on that. Do you have any AV filtering that is doing attachment checking?

zenworksb

1/29/2009

ASKER

they have endpoint i could check that

tntmax

1/29/2009

Yup, check there as well.

tntmax

1/29/2009

two other things to check:

get-receiveconnector | list (looking for maximum receive size, 10 MB on default Exchange 2007 no SBS)

get-transportconfig (looking for maxreceivesize value)

tntmax

1/29/2009

How big are these messages by the way?

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zenworksb

2/8/2009

ASKER

i will try this out thank you