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Check the following;<br />
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Exchange System Manager under Global Settings – Message Delivery – right click Properties and select the Defaults<br />
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Also check your send connectors <br />
Start Exchange System manager, navigate to the connector, select Content Restrictions and set the allowed Size<br />
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Finally check, the settings on the virtual smtp server;<br />
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<a href="http://www.msexchange.org/tutorials/Set-Size-Limits-Messages.html" rel="ugc">http://www.msexchange.org/tutorials/Set-Size-Limits-Messages.html</a><br />

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Check the following;

Exchange System Manager under Global Settings – Message Delivery – right click Properties and select the Defaults

Also check your send connectors
Start Exchange System manager, navigate to the connector, select Content Restrictions and set the allowed Size

Finally check, the settings on the virtual smtp server;


http://www.msexchange.org/tutorials/Set-Size-Limits-Messages.html [http://www.msexchange.org/tutorials/Set-Size-Limits-Messages.html]


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I have a user who needs to send a 34MB PDF file attachment in Outook (Outlook 2003 and<br />
Exchange Server 2003). &nbsp;I went into Active Directory/Exchange General and changed the<br />
Sending Message Size to a maximum KB of 100000. &nbsp;Aferwards, I had the User log off and back on to her PC. &nbsp;She still got an error message that the attachment size exceeded the allowable limit. &nbsp;Zipping the file doesn't work either.<br />
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Any ideas?<br />
<br />
Thanks,<br />
<br />
Bruce Leypoldt
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I have a user who needs to send a 34MB PDF file attachment in Outook (Outlook 2003 and
Exchange Server 2003).  I went into Active Directory/Exchange General and changed the
Sending Message Size to a maximum KB of 100000.  Aferwards, I had the User log off and back on to her PC.  She still got an error message that the attachment size exceeded the allowable limit.  Zipping the file doesn't work either.

Any ideas?

Thanks,

Bruce Leypoldt

Trouble changing max size of outgoing messages in Exchange Server

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