Re: lost mail with Pop3 connector
- From: "Pedro CR" <pramilo@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 10 Jan 2008 00:09:37 -0000
Hi Bryan and Nelson
I have also experienced a similar problem. According to KB842293 the mails
are LOST.
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/842293/en-us
For example, when the POP3 accounts use the e-mail domain address
@externaldomain.com, and the Exchange default recipient policy does not
include @externaldomain.com, the Connector for POP3 Mailboxes does not
deliver the e-mail messages that it downloads from the Internet Service
Provider (ISP). This issue may occur when the address on the POP3 e-mail
message does not match any one of the addresses in the default recipient
policy. In this case, the connector detects the message delivery as an
attempt to relay the e-mail message to an external e-mail server and removes
the message. >>>The removed e-mail message is permanently removed and is not
recoverable.
Event 1070 has also probably been logged in the event log.
"Brian Cryer" <brianc@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> escreveu na mensagem
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"Nelson Gonçalves" <NelsonGonalves@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in
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Hi, i have a Exchange server 2003 and we use Pop3 connector to retrieve
from our ISP. The Problem is that we changed the default STMP domain from
@abcd.com to a new one @bcda.com(and mantained the @abcd.com as a
secondary
smtp domain). The problem is that we did not applied the recipient
policy, so
until we did that, all the mail incoming through pop3 connector from the
@abcd.com and @bcda.com was not delivered to the users.
We have a period of 3 Hours (the time we used to discover the problem),
that
all the mail coming through the Pop3 connector was lost. While i was
searching for the problem i activated the full Log from pop3 connector,
and i
saw that the mail was comming and delivered to the internal users with NO
ERRORS. But the mail was simply not in the users internal mailboxes.
I searched in all the common places (lost mail folders, incoming mail
folders, administrator mail....etc...) and i can't find all this mail.
After i aplied the update policy, all the new incoming mail started to be
delivered to the users without being lost. But we have a period of
time(3/4
hours) that we lost all incoming mail including some very important mail.
I want to know if there is some place that this supposed delivered mail
might be.
The only place I'm aware of where emails *might* be lurking is in one of
the folders under "C:\Program Files\Exchsrv\Mailroot\vsi 1". If there is
anywhere else then I'm sure someone will chip in.
However, I think its almost certain that those e-mails were NDR'd and the
senders are aware that their emails weren't delivered and that those
emails are lost to you forever. If you were expecting some important
emails then I suggest you contact whoever you were expecting it from and
ask that they resend. Sorry.
--
Brian Cryer
www.cryer.co.uk/brian
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