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Exchange 2010 Quotas and Rejected Messages
Here's my scenario. We have quotas set on all of our mailboxes in our environment, and when a user passes the limit it rejects all messages destined for that mailbox. The problem is these messages are not being retained at all and are just being dropped. Is there any way to queue these up so that once the mailbox is under the quota limit they can be redelivered?
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No is the short answer. If you enforce the quota, then when the quota is met, the mailbox is essentially full and emails will be rejected.
You can stop the user from sending rather than receiving which should get their attention, but if you enforce the mail limit, then you are not able to achieve what you are looking for.
You can stop the user from sending rather than receiving which should get their attention, but if you enforce the mail limit, then you are not able to achieve what you are looking for.
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