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Removing a message from Exchange 2010 Submission queue
I have been all through the link from Microsoft about how to use Queue Viewer with no help at all:
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb124789.aspx
My problem is this. I have a message stuck in the "Submission" queue for a journal entry, and it keeps throwing errors to my Event log. But when I try to following the instructions above from Technet on removing a message from a queue, I do NOT get the option of "Remove messages (with NDR)" or "Remove messages (without NDR)" when I select the Submission queue.
So, how in the h**l can I clear this message from the queue so that I do not get those Event ID 9213 errors in my event log?
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb124789.aspx
My problem is this. I have a message stuck in the "Submission" queue for a journal entry, and it keeps throwing errors to my Event log. But when I try to following the instructions above from Technet on removing a message from a queue, I do NOT get the option of "Remove messages (with NDR)" or "Remove messages (without NDR)" when I select the Submission queue.
So, how in the h**l can I clear this message from the queue so that I do not get those Event ID 9213 errors in my event log?
This one have all the Powershell steps.
http://msexchangeteam.com/archive/2010/10/27/456739.aspx
http://msexchangeteam.com/archive/2010/10/27/456739.aspx
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amitkulshrestha,
I have already seen that link. And it was useless.
HOWEVER, I think I HAVE found the answer. This link below seems to have worked. The problem is, it is just another kludgy fix to another BS Microsoft product.
http://www.ehow.com/how_5337542_clear-exchange-submission-queues.html
However, it did work. At least it appears to have. The stuck message is gone now. But I hope there is a better solution out there.
I have already seen that link. And it was useless.
HOWEVER, I think I HAVE found the answer. This link below seems to have worked. The problem is, it is just another kludgy fix to another BS Microsoft product.
http://www.ehow.com/how_5337542_clear-exchange-submission-queues.html
However, it did work. At least it appears to have. The stuck message is gone now. But I hope there is a better solution out there.
ASKER
This is exactly what I had to do.
Thank you very much for your help!
Thank you very much for your help!
Don't need to rename the folder....restart the service and see if you are able to remove it.
jgrammer42
Thanks for the update.
I tried to give all the best possible option, i knew. At the end, EE Experts main objective to fix your issues.
Thanks
Amit
Thanks for the update.
I tried to give all the best possible option, i knew. At the end, EE Experts main objective to fix your issues.
Thanks
Amit
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Again, thank you very much amitkulshrestha.
You guys are the best.
And I do appreciate your help.
You guys are the best.
And I do appreciate your help.
The steps below should also work
Open the Exchange Management Shell
Type in Get-Message | fl
Make a note of the Identity of the message or messages, for example mine was SERVERNAME\Submission\7841
- You can get this by going to the property of the message in the Queue.
Type in Remove-Message -Identity "SERVERNAME\Submission\784 1"
When prompted confirm you want to delete the message. The message will now be removed from the queue
Open the Exchange Management Shell
Type in Get-Message | fl
Make a note of the Identity of the message or messages, for example mine was SERVERNAME\Submission\7841
- You can get this by going to the property of the message in the Queue.
Type in Remove-Message -Identity "SERVERNAME\Submission\784
When prompted confirm you want to delete the message. The message will now be removed from the queue
dpacninjas method worked for me without mail disruption, without turning off service.
I know this post is listed as answered, but I wanted to share this. Had the exact same problem and found this Exchange Powershell Command which worked like a charm.
Get-Message -Server <servername> -Filter {FromAddress -eq "<>" -and Status -eq 'Retry'} | Remove-Message
I ran part before the pipe first to see if it found anything other than what I was looking for. It didn't. So I ran it again with the Remove-Message command and it fixed my problem.
Get-Message -Server <servername> -Filter {FromAddress -eq "<>" -and Status -eq 'Retry'} | Remove-Message
I ran part before the pipe first to see if it found anything other than what I was looking for. It didn't. So I ran it again with the Remove-Message command and it fixed my problem.
http://www.microsoft.com/technet/support/ee/transform.aspx?ProdName=Exchange&ProdVer=8.0&EvtID=9213&EvtSrc=MSExchangeTransport&LCID=1033