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I can find see there was a bounce back &quot;mailbox full..., but how can I recover this to a mailbox?
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I can find see there was a bounce back "mailbox full..., but how can I recover this to a mailbox?

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Ask sender to send it again.
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Yes there was a bounce back and I agree there is no copy that I can find. This question was more &quot;is there a copy available to appease the client&quot;. There were only 25 emails so could ask them to send again, but wanted a more professional answer for the client.<br />
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I'll take this as closed and should have put journalling on as I believe this would have kept a copy.
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Yes there was a bounce back and I agree there is no copy that I can find. This question was more "is there a copy available to appease the client". There were only 25 emails so could ask them to send again, but wanted a more professional answer for the client.

I'll take this as closed and should have put journalling on as I believe this would have kept a copy.

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Hi <br />
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I have a client with an SBS 2008 and accidentally reset the limit below the mailbox size. He received the mailbox full email. I have reset and is getting new mail.<br />
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Any idea if failed emails will be save somewhere else? <br />
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I can see them is Message Tracking.<br />
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Regards<br />
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Mark
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Hi 

I have a client with an SBS 2008 and accidentally reset the limit below the mailbox size. He received the mailbox full email. I have reset and is getting new mail.

Any idea if failed emails will be save somewhere else? 

I can see them is Message Tracking.

Regards

Mark

SBS 2008 mailbox full - where do emails go as no longer on POP

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Windows Server 2008

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