Peter Chan
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Problem with Exchange server
Hi,
I've finished the steps to set up both Send connector and Receive connector. Both Send connector and Receive connector have been enabled (shown in Fig 1).
But I don't get any Emails at all after I've sent mails using
https://localhost/owa
within this Exchange server.
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I've finished the steps to set up both Send connector and Receive connector. Both Send connector and Receive connector have been enabled (shown in Fig 1).
But I don't get any Emails at all after I've sent mails using
https://localhost/owa
within this Exchange server.
t547.png
have you looked at the exchange queue (toolbox in the exchange management console) to see what is happening?
ASKER
Thanks.
Yes, I can see the mail I tried to send yesterday, within "Sent Item" folder.
Where is the log file to check any errors of the Exchange server?
Yes, I can see the mail I tried to send yesterday, within "Sent Item" folder.
Where is the log file to check any errors of the Exchange server?
ASKER
Where is the log file to check any errors of the Exchange server?
ASKER
Any help?
have you looked at the application log for any exchange warnings or errors?
are you receiving any mail at all to your server?
are you receiving any mail at all to your server?
ASKER
How to locate any errors in the log within Exchange server?
control panel -> administrative tools -> event viewer
look at the application log for any exchange-related warnings and errors
look at the application log for any exchange-related warnings and errors
ASKER
Sorry, where to find out more details for the error highlighted in Fig 2?
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that's a problem...is that domain controller functioning properly? are any domain controllers available?
ASKER
What to check concerning domain controller?
is it working? are there any errors in the event logs? can the exchange server ping and do dns queries to the domain controller? there is a communication problem between the exchange server and domain controller
ASKER
What commands to check for these? thanks
look in the event viewer the same way you did on the other server
specifically the directory services log
how many domain controllers are there?
specifically the directory services log
how many domain controllers are there?
ASKER
Where is directory services log located at? thanks
in event viewer, expand custom views, server roles then active directory domain services
ASKER
Sorry, I do not see any error in that (in Fig 3)
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can you ping the domain controller from the exchange server?
does anything resolve with nslookup?
does anything resolve with nslookup?
ASKER
Yes, I am able to ping that like
when trying to send the mail using
C:\Users\Administrator>ping WIN-BVDIC8GIAHI.win08.huamin.com
Pinging WIN-BVDIC8GIAHI.win08.huamin.com [fe80::200:5efe:?.?.248.250%15] wit
h 32 bytes of data:
Reply from fe80::200:5efe:?.?.248.250%15: time<1ms
Reply from fe80::200:5efe:?.?.248.250%15: time<1ms
Reply from fe80::200:5efe:?.?.248.250%15: time<1ms
Reply from fe80::200:5efe:?.?.248.250%15: time<1ms
Ping statistics for fe80::200:5efe:?.?.248.250%15:
Packets: Sent = 4, Received = 4, Lost = 0 (0% loss),
Approximate round trip times in milli-seconds:
Minimum = 0ms, Maximum = 0ms, Average = 0ms
Here are what I get with nslookupC:\Users\Administrator>nslookup WIN-BVDIC8GIAHI.win08.huamin.com
Server: rbsdns31.net-yan.com
Address: 210.0.128.241
Non-authoritative answer:
Name: qiye.g2.org
Address: 204.74.211.183
Aliases: WIN-BVDIC8GIAHI.win08.huamin.com.win08.huamin.com
Here is the error got ¿¿¿¿¿¿: WIN-BVDIC8GIAHI.win08.huamin.com
huamin_chen@ymail.com
#550 4.4.7 QUEUE.Expired; message expired ##
¿¿¿¿¿¿:
Received: from WIN-BVDIC8GIAHI.win08.huamin.com
([fe80::200:5efe:113.255.242.14]) by WIN-BVDIC8GIAHI.win08.huamin.com
([fe80::200:5efe:113.255.242.14%15]) with mapi id 14.01.0218.012; Fri, 27 Sep
2013 16:27:04 +0800
From: Administrator <Administrator@win08.huamin.com>
To: "huamin_chen@ymail.com" <huamin_chen@ymail.com>
Subject: test 3
Thread-Topic: test 3
Thread-Index: Ac67W1g3FeMtsQN2QdaTPs6g5I5sVg==
Date: Fri, 27 Sep 2013 08:27:03 +0000
Message-ID: <E2D9158F36698249BF9E7C06D165E088E4A70B9E@WIN-BVDIC8GIAHI.win08.huamin.com>
Accept-Language: zh-HK, en-US
Content-Language: zh-HK
X-MS-Has-Attach:
X-MS-TNEF-Correlator:
Content-Type: multipart/alternative;
boundary="_000_E2D9158F36698249BF9E7C06D165E088E4A70B9EWINBVDIC8GIAHIw_"
MIME-Version: 1.0
when trying to send the mail using
https://localhost/owa
i'm concerned with the name resolution here
do you have a private ip address space?
i would expect the exchange server to resolve with private address, not the public internet address which could be the reason why exchange can't talk to the domain controller because it's resolving the wrong ip address
do you have a private ip address space?
i would expect the exchange server to resolve with private address, not the public internet address which could be the reason why exchange can't talk to the domain controller because it's resolving the wrong ip address
ASKER
The server is now having 2 IPs. One is private like
192.168...
the other is pingable like
?.?.248.250
do you think I can disable the 2nd connection to see if it is fine?
192.168...
the other is pingable like
?.?.248.250
do you think I can disable the 2nd connection to see if it is fine?
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Thanks. the server is being runnning as a VM, with Adapter 1 having "Internal network" and having IP like "192.168...", while adapter 2 is a Bridged adapter that is having the IP allocated by the ISP. hOW to detect/avoid any traffic issue concerning the firewall in this?
ASKER
Hi,
Here is what I get now
C:\Users\Administrator>nsl ookup
Default Server: localhost
Address: ::1
>
what to adjust?
Here is what I get now
C:\Users\Administrator>nsl
Default Server: localhost
Address: ::1
>
what to adjust?