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date: Thu, 8 May 2008 18:56:00 -0700,    group: microsoft.public.exchange.connectivity        back       


error when open help from Exchange System Manager   
Hi all,



My 2003 SBS had a difficult problem in exchange server. This error will 
appear every time when I open the help button in Exchange System Manager. I 
have the problem in my server. And I can't find any solution for fix the 
problem. Now, I had bought a new server for replace the old server. I 
installed all server programs (SBS, Antivirus......) and updated all service 
for SBS (service pack 1, service pack 2, exchange server pack, windows 
update......). But the problem still appears in the new server even though I 
have not begun to configuration yet. I don't know whether my step of 
installation is wrong.



Please see below:

Error signature

AppName: contenfilter.dll      AppVer: 6.5.7638.1        AppStamp:430e739c

ModName: hhctrl.ocx     ModVer: 5.2.3790.2847 
ModStamp:457d5a9c

fDebug: 0                Offset: 000133de

And the (contenfilter.dll) sometimes will change to (exadmin.dll)



I think this error is very difficult problem for me.

Please help me if you have any idea!

Thank you so much!!!


-- 
KenL
date: Fri, 9 May 2008 02:28:12 +0800   author:   KenL

Mail Routing Between Internal Orgs   
Hi all,

I have 2 messaging org, 1 is based on exchange 2007 [target] and another on 
2003 [source].  Both orgs have the same Primary SMTP address e.g. abc.org.  I 
have added additional SMTP addresses of target.org in ex2007 and source.org 
in ex 2003 org.

Now, I can send email from source to target using target user's secondary 
address e.g. USER 1@target.org and email routes just fine.  The problem 
occurs in repliability, if I add the option of 'read receipt' or 'delivery 
receipt', the source user never gets any of the receipts.  Also, when the 
target user replies to the email that was send by source on 'target.org' 
address, the source user's address shows as User b@abc.org.  But the when the 
target user replies to the email from source, it does not route it back to 
source.   
I guess since the address shows up as abc.org, exchange tries to look up the 
'user b@abc.org' in target exch 2007 org.  Shouldn't exchange in target org 
route the mail based on secondary smtp of source.org since primary SMTP is 
similar in both orgs?

Any suggestions??

TIA
Jason
date: Thu, 8 May 2008 18:56:00 -0700   author:   JX

Re: Mail Routing Between Internal Orgs   
http://nickgillott.blogspot.com/2007/08/mail-flow-from-exchange-2003-to.html







"JX"  wrote in message 
news:D66F71DE-CA03-43C5-8473-DBAD136A90C9@microsoft.com...
> Hi all,
>
> I have 2 messaging org, 1 is based on exchange 2007 [target] and another 
> on
> 2003 [source].  Both orgs have the same Primary SMTP address e.g. abc.org. 
> I
> have added additional SMTP addresses of target.org in ex2007 and 
> source.org
> in ex 2003 org.
>
> Now, I can send email from source to target using target user's secondary
> address e.g. USER 1@target.org and email routes just fine.  The problem
> occurs in repliability, if I add the option of 'read receipt' or 'delivery
> receipt', the source user never gets any of the receipts.  Also, when the
> target user replies to the email that was send by source on 'target.org'
> address, the source user's address shows as User b@abc.org.  But the when 
> the
> target user replies to the email from source, it does not route it back to
> source.
> I guess since the address shows up as abc.org, exchange tries to look up 
> the
> 'user b@abc.org' in target exch 2007 org.  Shouldn't exchange in target 
> org
> route the mail based on secondary smtp of source.org since primary SMTP is
> similar in both orgs?
>
> Any suggestions??
>
> TIA
> Jason
date: Fri, 9 May 2008 13:17:08 -0400   author:   Betelgeuse alias

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