Gospodin Rasputin
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File Server Resource Manager e-mail Notification not sending e-mails to users when quota is exceeded!
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I have set up e-mail notification for when users exceed their storage quota threshold they would receive an e-mail warning. The test e-mail sent from FSRM configure Options works. Event 12304 is logged in the event viewer regarding the fact that the user has exceeded the threshold. The quota also stops the users from saving when they exceed the limit. However, the e-mail notifications is not firing off.
Please see full text of error logged in event viewer below:
A File Server Resource Manager Service email action could not be run because the specified SMTP server is invalid. Use the FSRM management console to specify and test a valid SMTP server.
Operation:
Running email action.
Quota limit reached.
Processing File Server Resource Manager event
Context:
Action type: Email Action
Action name: Email Action0
SMTP server: exchange1.ABC.local
Mail-from address: File Server SERVER2 Storage Administrator FSRM@server2.ABC.local
Mail-reply-to address: File Server SERVER2 Storage Administrator FSRM@server2.ABC.local
Mail-to address: Diskquota@ABC.org.uk;Sarko
Mail-CC address:
Mail-BCC address: SarkozyB@ABC.org.uk
Mail subject: Quota limit exceeded
Mail message text: User ABC\SarkozyB has exceeded the limit for the quota on D:\ABCUsers\SarkozyB on server SERVER2. The quota limit is 2048.00 MB, and 2044.79 MB currently is in use (99% of limit).
You will soon not be able to save any work in your userarea. Kindly delete unnecessary files to free up space.
Quota path: D:ABCUsers\SarkozyB
Error-specific details:
Error: IMessage::Send - cdoNTLM, 0x8004020e, Cannot modify or delete an object that was added using the COM+ Admin SDK
Error: IMessage::Send - cdoAnonymous, 0x8004020e, Cannot modify or delete an object that was added using the COM+ Admin SDK
I have set up e-mail notification for when users exceed their storage quota threshold they would receive an e-mail warning. The test e-mail sent from FSRM configure Options works. Event 12304 is logged in the event viewer regarding the fact that the user has exceeded the threshold. The quota also stops the users from saving when they exceed the limit. However, the e-mail notifications is not firing off.
Please see full text of error logged in event viewer below:
A File Server Resource Manager Service email action could not be run because the specified SMTP server is invalid. Use the FSRM management console to specify and test a valid SMTP server.
Operation:
Running email action.
Quota limit reached.
Processing File Server Resource Manager event
Context:
Action type: Email Action
Action name: Email Action0
SMTP server: exchange1.ABC.local
Mail-from address: File Server SERVER2 Storage Administrator FSRM@server2.ABC.local
Mail-reply-to address: File Server SERVER2 Storage Administrator FSRM@server2.ABC.local
Mail-to address: Diskquota@ABC.org.uk;Sarko
Mail-CC address:
Mail-BCC address: SarkozyB@ABC.org.uk
Mail subject: Quota limit exceeded
Mail message text: User ABC\SarkozyB has exceeded the limit for the quota on D:\ABCUsers\SarkozyB on server SERVER2. The quota limit is 2048.00 MB, and 2044.79 MB currently is in use (99% of limit).
You will soon not be able to save any work in your userarea. Kindly delete unnecessary files to free up space.
Quota path: D:ABCUsers\SarkozyB
Error-specific details:
Error: IMessage::Send - cdoNTLM, 0x8004020e, Cannot modify or delete an object that was added using the COM+ Admin SDK
Error: IMessage::Send - cdoAnonymous, 0x8004020e, Cannot modify or delete an object that was added using the COM+ Admin SDK
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Folder Quota e-mail notification
ASKER
I added a connector specifically for my Storage server, otherwise there is no way a non-messaging server could send e-mails.
I have the same issue
ASKER
The quota I am talking about is on users home drives (not on exchange mailboxes).
In fact, these users hardly have anything in their mailboxes.
Thanks.