JeffBeall
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exchange 2003
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?
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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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.
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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My bad. Mixing up versions in my had... It's the "Microsoft Exchange Routing Engine"
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ok, thank you, i'll try that.
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thank you
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...