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Exchange 2013

I have users complaining about email getting stuck in draft after the migration to 2013 server. I have shut down my old exchange 2007 server and the old exchange 2013 that was not configured properly and did not have adequate hardware resources.
Should I enter the DNS IP address in the internal DNS property of Exchange 2013 ECP? Would it speed up the draft delay?

suriyaehnop

I had experiance this issue in my lab. Please make sure the Exchange 2013 transport services is up and running.

Minecraft_ Enderman

1. Usually, when you restart Transport services on MBX servers, mail flow will start to work.

2. check to make sure correct DNS settings were used in the Exchange server under EAC=>Servers=>edit=>DNS lookups.

3. Try also to add this line:
< add key= "DnsIpv6Enabled" value = "false” />
to the following configuration files located in the BIN folder:Edgetransport.exe.config, Msexchagnesubmission.exe.config, MSExchangedelivery.exe.config
Then restart MSExchange Transport, Submission and Delivery services and see if the messages go out.

4. refer to this blog to troubleshooting
http://exchangekb.com/2014/03/19/exchange-2013-emails-stuck-in-drafts/

pchettri

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This has been resolved by Microsoft and they checked the logs IIS, increased the CPU on VM and restarted transport service and recommended to keep all network interface on DNS

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