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| Hi. We currently have a Groupwise system connected to an Exchange system using the Microsoft Exchange Connector for Novell GroupWise. All emails seem to flow ok but we have noticed that any emails generated by a resource and not coming from a groupwise mailbox are being put straight into the badfiles folder on the exchange system. For example, we have an IT Support system that emails all analysts every 2 hours to inform them what tickets they have open. The email is generated by the support system and is not sent from a groupwise mailbox. The email is moved straight into the badfiles folder. Has anybody seen this before? |
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| We also get Event ID 41504 in the event log each time a mail is placed in the badfiles folder. Exchange is 2003 on the latest SP. |
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| Hi, This might help: http://support.microsoft.com/?id=924147 Leif "Jim C" <matt_hather@o2.co.uk> wrote in message news:1174991876.730099.7970@n76g2000hsh.googlegrou ps.com... > We also get Event ID 41504 in the event log each time a mail is placed > in the badfiles folder. > > Exchange is 2003 on the latest SP. > |
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| Think i've sussed it. I've changed the domain on the generated addresses to .net, i.e., it.support@ourdomain.net and it seems to work fine now. It looks like it recognises ourdomain.com (our registered domain) but then expects it to have come from a Groupwise mailbox which it doesn't. If we change it to a .net (or anything other than ourdomain.com), it treats it as an external address so doesn't need a groupwise mailbox. Works a treat! |
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