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Thanks that took me right into a DNS issue when looking at their anti-spam policy. That lead me to my MX then to ISP and found out Reverse DNS was never updated when we applied a new firewall and new IPs for email servers. <br />
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Thanks for putting me on the right track!
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Thanks that took me right into a DNS issue when looking at their anti-spam policy. That lead me to my MX then to ISP and found out Reverse DNS was never updated when we applied a new firewall and new IPs for email servers.

Thanks for putting me on the right track!

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I have a user who received a &quot;Delivery is delay to these recipients or groups:&quot;<br />
I ran get-messagetrackinglog cmdlets and traced the message and noticed the Event ID &quot;Receive&quot; with source &quot;Store...&quot; then Event &quot;Transfer&quot; Source &quot;Routing&quot; for the message.<br />
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Can someone explain better than MS what I am seeing here? Is the failure on our side or is what?<br />
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Also, checked the Queue Viewer and it is there with 400 40407 message Delayed. Nothing else in queue.<br />
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Thanks yet again, in advance<br />
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Kry
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I have a user who received a "Delivery is delay to these recipients or groups:"
I ran get-messagetrackinglog cmdlets and traced the message and noticed the Event ID "Receive" with source "Store..." then Event "Transfer" Source "Routing" for the message.

Can someone explain better than MS what I am seeing here? Is the failure on our side or is what?

Also, checked the Queue Viewer and it is there with 400 40407 message Delayed. Nothing else in queue.

Thanks yet again, in advance

Kry

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Exchange 2010 Event ID &quot;Transfer&quot; delayed and fail delivery

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