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Hello!
I have a problem with customizing system messages in my Exchange 2010 SP2 environment.
I have created a transport rule which rejects mail with the custom status code 5.7.230. I have no problems with supplying the "diagnostic information for administrators", but I have no faith that our users will read that message...
I have therefore followed technet and other forums so that I can customize the DSN. I have created the message to the specific status code, but when I try to send a mail it don't return the new message text, only the std. rejection message.
Anyone who have encountered this in the past?
Best Regards
Vegard Dufseth
I have a problem with customizing system messages in my Exchange 2010 SP2 environment.
I have created a transport rule which rejects mail with the custom status code 5.7.230. I have no problems with supplying the "diagnostic information for administrators", but I have no faith that our users will read that message...
I have therefore followed technet and other forums so that I can customize the DSN. I have created the message to the specific status code, but when I try to send a mail it don't return the new message text, only the std. rejection message.
Anyone who have encountered this in the past?
Best Regards
Vegard Dufseth
ASKER
I have crated a new Status Code, 5.7.230 and associated a newly generated System Message to it.
Vegard
Vegard
That doesn't answer my question though.
What kind of messages are you trying to NDR back? In most cases you cannot just create a new status code, as there are built in system generated codes that cover most events.
Simon.
What kind of messages are you trying to NDR back? In most cases you cannot just create a new status code, as there are built in system generated codes that cover most events.
Simon.
ASKER
The background for this customized NDR, is that I have a transport rule that is set to reject messages to users that have left the organization. This disabled users are members of a "disabled users" group in AD, rather than having disabled their mailbox. I haven't found a built in statuscode wich give the senders an understandable NDR. When I send a mail to these users now I get a message that says the mail was rejected.
If you have another good solution for me, I will accept it gladly!
I'm apologize for the clumsy english... :-)
Vegard
If you have another good solution for me, I will accept it gladly!
I'm apologize for the clumsy english... :-)
Vegard
You can disable the user account without having the mailbox fail to work, so another option would be an Out of Office message on each account.
What exactly does the NDR say? It could be that the message is being rejected by Exchange for other other reasons before it gets to the transport rule system.
Simon.
What exactly does the NDR say? It could be that the message is being rejected by Exchange for other other reasons before it gets to the transport rule system.
Simon.
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What I did first worked, but it took some time for the change to apply.
Simon.