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Inbound Mail on Exchange 2010 not being Relayed to Proper Mailboxes
Hello all! I would love some help on this issue. According to my boss he quit receiving email last night around 10:30PM. You can send outbound mails to something other than our domain and it works fine. You just can't get inbound mail.
I went into our Exchange Management Console to see if I could fix the issue and found some information out. I used the queue viewer tool and it looks like all of our inbound mail is there, it's just not being routed or transported to the proper mailboxes. I have restarted the server 3 times. Did a hard shut down once. Started and stopped all Exchange services. I just don't know what else to do to fix it.
Nothing has changed on our Exchange Server in months. We are using Exchange Server 2010. Any help any of you fine expert folk could provide would be so very appreciated. Please just let me know if you need any further help and thanks again.
Jami Benson
I went into our Exchange Management Console to see if I could fix the issue and found some information out. I used the queue viewer tool and it looks like all of our inbound mail is there, it's just not being routed or transported to the proper mailboxes. I have restarted the server 3 times. Did a hard shut down once. Started and stopped all Exchange services. I just don't know what else to do to fix it.
Nothing has changed on our Exchange Server in months. We are using Exchange Server 2010. Any help any of you fine expert folk could provide would be so very appreciated. Please just let me know if you need any further help and thanks again.
Jami Benson
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I believe we only have on HUB server. I am fairly new to Exchange Administration so bear with me. I'm not sure what the design is so I apologize about that. DNS/DC's and everything is fine. I have not restarted the domain controller yet, but I could try that if you think it would be a good step for troubleshooting.
Thanks so much for your quick response. I actually called into work pretty sick this morning and they drug me into handle this so the quicker it's fixed, the quicker I can go back to bed!
Thanks again!
Thanks so much for your quick response. I actually called into work pretty sick this morning and they drug me into handle this so the quicker it's fixed, the quicker I can go back to bed!
Thanks again!
I have seen this before http://www.techieshelp.com/exchange-2010-not-recieving-external-mail-when-first-installed/
although as you have been receiving mail it may not apply but its worth checking
although as you have been receiving mail it may not apply but its worth checking
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Sid,
I had saw some stuff about anonymous users before and looked and it. Anonymous Users, Exchange Users are checked.
Thanks for the response. :)
Any other thoughts?
Jami
I had saw some stuff about anonymous users before and looked and it. Anonymous Users, Exchange Users are checked.
Thanks for the response. :)
Any other thoughts?
Jami
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Thanks for the response. System logs look great I don't see any errors from yesterday or today that would cause our error. We get some terminal services -printers errors, but those have never affected connectivity and they happen every time we reboot the server.
I think the hardware is fine. This is actually not a physical server, it's on a virtual machine. So is the domain controller and as I said it was working fine until around 10:30 last night.
Again no hardware errors. Any more thoughts and thanks again!
Jami
I think the hardware is fine. This is actually not a physical server, it's on a virtual machine. So is the domain controller and as I said it was working fine until around 10:30 last night.
Again no hardware errors. Any more thoughts and thanks again!
Jami
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Also if you telnet to port 25, when you type rcpt to: what is the response back? Is it resolving the users email
AND! check out the routing table viewer near the end of this article http://www.msexchange.org/articles_tutorials/exchange-server-2010/planning-architecture/smtp-routing-exchange-2010-part4.html
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Thanks for the responses Sid. Turns out the disk space is low! I could never see the errors on the queues before for some reason. I am in the process of moving a lot of stuff off our email server, so we should have disk space again here soon...hopefully.
Thanks for all y'alls help so far!
Jami
Thanks for all y'alls help so far!
Jami
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Thanks for pointing me in the right direction all. It seems to be behaving for the moment. Time for me to make people get rid of some of this 5 yr old email!
Thanks again
Thanks again
Second what is the design for your current exchange 2010 env?
Third, DC's/GC/DNS are working fine
Fourth did you restarted DC's also, if that made any difference?