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i have two exchange 2003 questions
first - i have a problem where if someone sends to person@domainA.com they get a undeliverable saying that their message couldn't be delivered to person@domainB.com
is this a DNS thing, or would something in exchange be sending emails directed to domainA.com to domainB.com?
also, in the relay section, if i try checking "allow authenticated users regardless of list above"
is the change immediate, or is there a lag to propagate the changes?
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As for question 1: This can happen if person@domainA.com has a redirection to person@domainB.com and person@domainB.com has some restriction or has been deleted.
Question 2 (which you realy should post seperately!): Not sure, but restarting the transport service will definately activate the change in any case. This can usually be done safely during production hours. Small risk is that when there's a problem and the service won't start, users wouldn't be able to sent/receive mail. I don't know the stability of your environment, so I can't estimate this risk...
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sorry, i guess i got lazy and posted one question instead of two.

no, these aren't trusted sites

also, i don't see a transport service? i looked at the microsoft exchange services, and just services but didn't see one called transport.
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this is a screen shot of my exchange services User generated image
My bad. Mixing up versions in my had... It's the "Microsoft Exchange Routing Engine"
ok, thank you, i'll try that.
thank you