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exchange server delivers mail lateI have had several people in my firm tell me that there are times where
people don't get emails they send. One occurance yesterday was I was updating our spam filter and so several services were restarted in the process and after that one person in our office said that about 20 emails were received by their friends that had been sent a few months ago. It was as if they were sitting in the queue or something. It seems the queue is functioning properly now, but is there something I can look into? Would journaling cause this problem? Sounds like Temp Tables:
http://msexchangetips.blogspot.com/2006/08/using-mfcmapi-to-delete-exchange-temp.html -- Mark Fugatt Microsoft Limited This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights. Show quote "icccapital" <icccapi***@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:CF75AEC5-D890-46C5-A5B1-2EF397A86FFC@microsoft.com... >I have had several people in my firm tell me that there are times where > people don't get emails they send. One occurance yesterday was I was > updating our spam filter and so several services were restarted in the > process and after that one person in our office said that about 20 emails > were received by their friends that had been sent a few months ago. It > was > as if they were sitting in the queue or something. It seems the queue is > functioning properly now, but is there something I can look into? Would > journaling cause this problem? thank you for the reply, although my user says that the emails never got
there until yesterday so according to them it isn't a situation where the emails were duplicated, they were just hanging somewhere until yesterday. They also claim that this happens on occasion where emails won't get through but there are no delivery notifications. Show quote "Mark Fugatt [MSFT]" wrote: > Sounds like Temp Tables: > http://msexchangetips.blogspot.com/2006/08/using-mfcmapi-to-delete-exchange-temp.html > > -- > Mark Fugatt > Microsoft Limited > > This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights. > "icccapital" <icccapi***@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message > news:CF75AEC5-D890-46C5-A5B1-2EF397A86FFC@microsoft.com... > >I have had several people in my firm tell me that there are times where > > people don't get emails they send. One occurance yesterday was I was > > updating our spam filter and so several services were restarted in the > > process and after that one person in our office said that about 20 emails > > were received by their friends that had been sent a few months ago. It > > was > > as if they were sitting in the queue or something. It seems the queue is > > functioning properly now, but is there something I can look into? Would > > journaling cause this problem? > If you have a recent example you could try and use Message Tracking to pin
point the problem. -- Mark Fugatt Microsoft Limited This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights. Show quote "icccapital" <icccapi***@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:84E69F6A-9BE0-423E-8D1C-FCF417EDB049@microsoft.com... > thank you for the reply, although my user says that the emails never got > there until yesterday so according to them it isn't a situation where the > emails were duplicated, they were just hanging somewhere until yesterday. > They also claim that this happens on occasion where emails won't get > through > but there are no delivery notifications. > > "Mark Fugatt [MSFT]" wrote: > >> Sounds like Temp Tables: >> http://msexchangetips.blogspot.com/2006/08/using-mfcmapi-to-delete-exchange-temp.html >> >> -- >> Mark Fugatt >> Microsoft Limited >> >> This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no >> rights. >> "icccapital" <icccapi***@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message >> news:CF75AEC5-D890-46C5-A5B1-2EF397A86FFC@microsoft.com... >> >I have had several people in my firm tell me that there are times where >> > people don't get emails they send. One occurance yesterday was I was >> > updating our spam filter and so several services were restarted in the >> > process and after that one person in our office said that about 20 >> > emails >> > were received by their friends that had been sent a few months ago. It >> > was >> > as if they were sitting in the queue or something. It seems the queue >> > is >> > functioning properly now, but is there something I can look into? >> > Would >> > journaling cause this problem? >> Thanks I will take a look, but if I didn't have it enabled will it be able to
get any information from the past or does it have to be enabled and logging to get information? Show quote "Mark Fugatt [MSFT]" wrote: > If you have a recent example you could try and use Message Tracking to pin > point the problem. > > -- > Mark Fugatt > Microsoft Limited > > This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights. > "icccapital" <icccapi***@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message > news:84E69F6A-9BE0-423E-8D1C-FCF417EDB049@microsoft.com... > > thank you for the reply, although my user says that the emails never got > > there until yesterday so according to them it isn't a situation where the > > emails were duplicated, they were just hanging somewhere until yesterday. > > They also claim that this happens on occasion where emails won't get > > through > > but there are no delivery notifications. > > > > "Mark Fugatt [MSFT]" wrote: > > > >> Sounds like Temp Tables: > >> http://msexchangetips.blogspot.com/2006/08/using-mfcmapi-to-delete-exchange-temp.html > >> > >> -- > >> Mark Fugatt > >> Microsoft Limited > >> > >> This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no > >> rights. > >> "icccapital" <icccapi***@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message > >> news:CF75AEC5-D890-46C5-A5B1-2EF397A86FFC@microsoft.com... > >> >I have had several people in my firm tell me that there are times where > >> > people don't get emails they send. One occurance yesterday was I was > >> > updating our spam filter and so several services were restarted in the > >> > process and after that one person in our office said that about 20 > >> > emails > >> > were received by their friends that had been sent a few months ago. It > >> > was > >> > as if they were sitting in the queue or something. It seems the queue > >> > is > >> > functioning properly now, but is there something I can look into? > >> > Would > >> > journaling cause this problem? > >> >  |
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