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Thank you! How would I read an Exchange ExBPA.data (XML) report.
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Greetings - I have an Exchange 2010 and a user reported that she sent out an email on 9/1/2016 and it was delayed for a few hours until receipting received it. <br />
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I am trying to see how I would troubleshoot.<br />
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I pulled a message tracking log, however not sure how to read it. I also pulled up Queue Viewer and I do see this below. Not sure how to read this and but I do see 421 Error: Too many messages...<br />
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Greetings - I have an Exchange 2010 and a user reported that she sent out an email on 9/1/2016 and it was delayed for a few hours until receipting received it. 

I am trying to see how I would troubleshoot.

I pulled a message tracking log, however not sure how to read it. I also pulled up Queue Viewer and I do see this below. Not sure how to read this and but I do see 421 Error: Too many messages...



Exchange 2010 - Some emails are delayed

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