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please suggest.

We have received the below alert where Microsoft Exchange System Objects “HomeMTA” attribute is set to deleted object container.

EX10CAS04
 Process w3wp.exe () (PID=6696). Object [CN=SystemMailbox{50208E3D-2500-4040-9784-FDAEFC473EB3},CN=Microsoft Exchange System Objects,DC=ccu,DC=clearchannel,DC=com]. Property [HomeMTA] is set to value [ccu.clearchannel.com/Configuration/Deleted Objects/Microsoft MTA
DEL:eea9bd65-1f5a-4ca0-baca-5534d2d97ac2], it is pointing to the Deleted Objects container in Active Directory. This property should be fixed as soon as possible.
EventSourceName: MSExchange ADAccess

We have checked and found that there are two system mailboxes currently being in use. PFB the screenshot for your reference.


There are other two system mailboxes as well.

1)      SystemMailbox{1f05a927-3ecf-414d-97a8-cd794d4dd341}
2)      SystemMailbox{50208E3D-2500-4040-9784-FDAEFC473EB3}

The first in list have following attributes set to null, therefore it seems we can simply set the homeMTA attribute of the second mailbox (problematic) to null as it is not in use.

homeMDB
homeMTA
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we can simply set the homeMTA attribute of the second mailbox (problematic) to null as it is not in use.
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I did that and gave you screen shot
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can wesimply set the homeMTA attribute of the second mailbox (problematic) to null as it is not in use.