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From my experience the ************means your message relayed to outside your domain 
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From my experience the ************means your message relayed to outside your domain

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Found hints on other sites which led me to the solution - thought I'd post this here for posterity, since I hadn't seen precisely this problem/solution anywhere.
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Found hints on other sites which led me to the solution - thought I'd post this here for posterity, since I hadn't seen precisely this problem/solution anywhere.

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I am receiving the error message below on all external emails leaving my Exchange server. &nbsp;This has been an issue ever since I turned on message tracking in Exchange. &nbsp;Looking around at various websites, this error can be caused by the receiver having a Cisco PIX firewall, but that doesn't explain why I get the same error for ALL external emails. &nbsp;Could it be something with our firewall? &nbsp;We're behind a Cisco ASA.<br />
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OS: Windows Server 2003<br />
Exchange: 2003<br />
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The object '*************' in the message tracking logs can't be found in<br />
the directory. The object may have been deleted. The tracking history may be<br />
incorrect.
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I am receiving the error message below on all external emails leaving my Exchange server.  This has been an issue ever since I turned on message tracking in Exchange.  Looking around at various websites, this error can be caused by the receiver having a Cisco PIX firewall, but that doesn't explain why I get the same error for ALL external emails.  Could it be something with our firewall?  We're behind a Cisco ASA.

OS: Windows Server 2003
Exchange: 2003
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The object '*************' in the message tracking logs can't be found in
the directory. The object may have been deleted. The tracking history may be
incorrect.

Exchange 2003 Message Tracking

Exchange is the server side of a collaborative application product that is part of the Microsoft Server infrastructure. Exchange's major features include email, calendaring, contacts and tasks, support for mobile and web-based access to information, and support for data storage.