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Problem was due to a bug in McAfee and once it was discovered and a fix applied, &nbsp;mail began flowing again. &nbsp;Thanks for your willingness to help!
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Problem was due to a bug in McAfee and once it was discovered and a fix applied,  mail began flowing again.  Thanks for your willingness to help!

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We have two Exchange 2010 servers set up in a DAG configuration; Exchange2 and Exchange3 and replication is happening correctly. &nbsp;However, this morning I saw email messages from Outlook &nbsp;indicating that delayed messages existed. &nbsp;Upon further examination, I see that email that normally flows out of the organization via Exchange2 has actually sent the mail to Exchange3 and it sits in that queue. &nbsp;No configuration changes were made recently so what would cause my mail to flow to my alternate server vs. outbound to the Internet?
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We have two Exchange 2010 servers set up in a DAG configuration; Exchange2 and Exchange3 and replication is happening correctly.  However, this morning I saw email messages from Outlook  indicating that delayed messages existed.  Upon further examination, I see that email that normally flows out of the organization via Exchange2 has actually sent the mail to Exchange3 and it sits in that queue.  No configuration changes were made recently so what would cause my mail to flow to my alternate server vs. outbound to the Internet?

Exchange 2010 Outbound Email Going to Alternate DAG Member

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.