Three Days missing email lost after trasnfer from ISP Backup - Exchange 2007
Our server was down for three days, on boot up, our ISP had a large amount of email they had captured during teh down period.
When it did not come, they said it was being refected due to spam. I turned off all teh GFI spam services, and within a couple of hours they said all teh mail had transfered.
We have not received any of the email at the workstations (Outlook 2007).
I can not find it queued up anywhere.
Where might the email be in holding???
When it did not come, they said it was being refected due to spam. I turned off all teh GFI spam services, and within a couple of hours they said all teh mail had transfered.
We have not received any of the email at the workstations (Outlook 2007).
I can not find it queued up anywhere.
Where might the email be in holding???
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The Ques look very different in 2007 than what i was used to in 2003, how would i find a que full uf undelivered mail???
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I spoke to ISP again this morning, and they said that they had ~92 emails that they had collected from Fri-Mon.
Once we came online, they said they got reject messages due to to spam filtering, and aksed me to add their ip range to my whitelist.
I have GFI Mail Essentials, and that was an easy change...
But I would alo like to add their server range to Exchange 2007 as a whitelisted source.
Using EMC, Under Server Config, Hub Transport, Default (SBS-08-SERVER), properties, network, I added thier range to the "Receive mail from remote servers that have these ip addresses"
Under Exchange 2007 Management Shell I added teh following command:
Add-IPAllowListEntry -IPRange 204.130.255.1/24
It confirmed the entry and listed expired as false..
Should this kkep the server from rejecting email directly from the ISP after a down period???
I am going to test late tomorrow night, but want to be sure I have covered the bases...
I spoke to ISP again this morning, and they said that they had ~92 emails that they had collected from Fri-Mon.
Once we came online, they said they got reject messages due to to spam filtering, and aksed me to add their ip range to my whitelist.
I have GFI Mail Essentials, and that was an easy change...
But I would alo like to add their server range to Exchange 2007 as a whitelisted source.
Using EMC, Under Server Config, Hub Transport, Default (SBS-08-SERVER), properties, network, I added thier range to the "Receive mail from remote servers that have these ip addresses"
Under Exchange 2007 Management Shell I added teh following command:
Add-IPAllowListEntry -IPRange 204.130.255.1/24
It confirmed the entry and listed expired as false..
Should this kkep the server from rejecting email directly from the ISP after a down period???
I am going to test late tomorrow night, but want to be sure I have covered the bases...
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This was not resolved s to what happened to missing mail, however a susbsequent test worked.
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After thay said the handoff was complete, we still had no mail that represented the down period.