Hi we have a active passive Exchange 2003 cluster. I have added a name to the reject messages from in the delivery restriction fields on the SMTP connector. However it is not working. I have read you have to stop and star the routing service and the SMTP service for this changes to become active. Do I need to restart the Routing and SMTP service on the active Node. Rather than from the cluster name. -- Phillip Sanderson
Hi, Delivery Restrictions are not enforced by default - even if you select users to the add/deny lists on the actual SMTP connector itself. Ensure this reg key is enabled on the bridgehead servers for the connector: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/277872 Ensure you read section: Cause thoroughly so you understand why it is turned off by default and the possible implications if turned on (although for just one user I would say impact is negible. Oliver
Hi Oliver Thanks for your help on this question. -- Phillip Sanderson "Oliver Moazzezi [MVP]" wrote: > Hi, > > Delivery Restrictions are not enforced by default - even if you select users > to the add/deny lists on the actual SMTP connector itself. > > Ensure this reg key is enabled on the bridgehead servers for the connector: > > http://support.microsoft.com/kb/277872 > > Ensure you read section: Cause thoroughly so you understand why it is turned > off by default and the possible implications if turned on (although for just > one user I would say impact is negible. > > Oliver > > >
No problem, glad I could help. Oliver > Hi Oliver > > Thanks for your help on this question. > -- > Phillip Sanderson
