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what the issue is , is that i get mail stuck in the queue , when i nslookup the address sometimes it will not resolve , if i add a public dns server to the nic on the exchange it will resolve the name and let the mail pass. <br />
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so this to me seems as if there is forwarding issues with the exchange server , I want to see if any forwarding is failing from the exchange to the DC<br />
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thanks!
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what the issue is , is that i get mail stuck in the queue , when i nslookup the address sometimes it will not resolve , if i add a public dns server to the nic on the exchange it will resolve the name and let the mail pass.

so this to me seems as if there is forwarding issues with the exchange server , I want to see if any forwarding is failing from the exchange to the DC

thanks!

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what is the best way to get verbose logging from the exchange 2007 to a domain controller ?<br />
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thanks<br />
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I am specificaly looking for forwarding logging &nbsp;info I a having issues forwarding sometimes
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what is the best way to get verbose logging from the exchange 2007 to a domain controller ?


thanks

I am specificaly looking for forwarding logging  info I a having issues forwarding sometimes

how can I get logging  for dns forwarding from exchange to a domain controller ?

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