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Removing a message from Exchange 2010 Submission queue
Posted on 2011-02-22
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?
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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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Last option, stop the service in the server and rename the folder. Start the service again.
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.
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Don't need to rename the folder....restart the service and see if you are able to remove it.
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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
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
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
Active 6 days ago
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.
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