nirmal_s19
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CANNOT RECEIVE EMAIL FROM OUTSIDE - EXCHANGE 2010
Hi ,
I have an issue where the exchage is has stopped receiving emails from outside.
I run SBS 2011, and the server was working fine but suddenly the exchage stopped receiving emails from outside.
When I send emails from outside, the emails are getting sent through but my users are not receving those emails in thier INBOX.
The emails are not bouncing back to if they been sent from outside.
When i send emails form Inside to External domains , it goes through fine. Also if we send email between the local mail accounts internally it works fine.
When I tried to telnet into the Exchage server from command prompt, it comes up with the "421 4.3.2 Service not available" Connection to host lost.
Please advice me urgently as , i have to get the exchage working back.
I have an issue where the exchage is has stopped receiving emails from outside.
I run SBS 2011, and the server was working fine but suddenly the exchage stopped receiving emails from outside.
When I send emails from outside, the emails are getting sent through but my users are not receving those emails in thier INBOX.
The emails are not bouncing back to if they been sent from outside.
When i send emails form Inside to External domains , it goes through fine. Also if we send email between the local mail accounts internally it works fine.
When I tried to telnet into the Exchage server from command prompt, it comes up with the "421 4.3.2 Service not available" Connection to host lost.
Please advice me urgently as , i have to get the exchage working back.
M A
ensure that you have "Anonymous users" checked in the "Default Receive connector" properties in the hub transport role permission groups.
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Anonymous is checked always.
It was all working fine, but suddenly stopped working from two days before.
I just got the bounced back mail, saying could'nt be delivered to my domain.
It was all working fine, but suddenly stopped working from two days before.
I just got the bounced back mail, saying could'nt be delivered to my domain.
1) Tried to telnet locally (Same server) if it is successful then make sure on your firewall port 25 open and port 25 forwarding to your exchange server.
2) check the "Anonymous users" option check box enable on the receive connector.
2) check the "Anonymous users" option check box enable on the receive connector.
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Make sure that all the exchange services are started up.
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After running the TestExchangeConnectivity.c
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Attempting to send a test e-mail message to imisupport@ranelaghgardens
Delivery of the test message failed.
Additional Details
The server returned status code 452 - Insufficient system storage. The server response was: 4.3.1 Insufficient system resources
Exception details:
Message: Insufficient system storage. The server response was: 4.3.1 Insufficient system resources
Type: System.Net.Mail.SmtpExcept
Stack trace:
at System.Net.Mail.MailComman
at System.Net.Mail.MailComman
at System.Net.Mail.SmtpTransp
at System.Net.Mail.SmtpClient
at Microsoft.Exchange.Tools.E
Please advice me what this issue ?
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Attempting to send a test e-mail message to imisupport@ranelaghgardens
Delivery of the test message failed.
Additional Details
The server returned status code 452 - Insufficient system storage. The server response was: 4.3.1 Insufficient system resources
Exception details:
Message: Insufficient system storage. The server response was: 4.3.1 Insufficient system resources
Type: System.Net.Mail.SmtpExcept
Stack trace:
at System.Net.Mail.MailComman
at System.Net.Mail.MailComman
at System.Net.Mail.SmtpTransp
at System.Net.Mail.SmtpClient
at Microsoft.Exchange.Tools.E
Please advice me what this issue ?
Please check your system drive and database drive free space?
Seems like there is no free space on your database drive
Seems like there is no free space on your database drive
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Should i move the database files to another drive?
Clear your logs first
http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/en/exchange2010/thread/442d83d7-d989-4374-9e62-b7cdd731b1e9
Then create a new database in another drive move all your mailboxes to that database.
After all these schedule (atleast weekly) a full backup of exchange server.
http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/en/exchange2010/thread/442d83d7-d989-4374-9e62-b7cdd731b1e9
Then create a new database in another drive move all your mailboxes to that database.
After all these schedule (atleast weekly) a full backup of exchange server.
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create new database another drive and move some mailbox on new database then again run test exchange connectivity and see the result . if it is successful then move remaining mailbox or move database new free space drive.
Please exercise caution when creating "new stores" in SBS.
There are limits that you should be aware of and take in consideration. As per your problem I think you should be better of adding a new hard drive to your system as you will have to move all your store at a certain point. Consider adding space (spanning) if down-time is an issue.
For Exchange Version limits please check: http://www.microsoft.com/e
Also, if you decice to create new stores and move mailboxes you should disconnect your server from the Network, your stores are dismounted as a security feature to prevent data damage from missing space capacity; You will need to mount the stores to be able to move the mailboxes and when you do this your pop connector will start updating your store therefore you can run into troubles, you can also turn off your connectors to prevent the updating.
whatever path you choose: New HDD or New store in another existing drive already in place, you will have to mount the stores for you to be able to receive you emails again.
There are limits that you should be aware of and take in consideration. As per your problem I think you should be better of adding a new hard drive to your system as you will have to move all your store at a certain point. Consider adding space (spanning) if down-time is an issue.
For Exchange Version limits please check: http://www.microsoft.com/e
Also, if you decice to create new stores and move mailboxes you should disconnect your server from the Network, your stores are dismounted as a security feature to prevent data damage from missing space capacity; You will need to mount the stores to be able to move the mailboxes and when you do this your pop connector will start updating your store therefore you can run into troubles, you can also turn off your connectors to prevent the updating.
whatever path you choose: New HDD or New store in another existing drive already in place, you will have to mount the stores for you to be able to receive you emails again.
Sorry I forgot to mention your SBS version is shipped with Exchange 2010 Standard.