We have an Exchange 2003 Server running and I was wondering if there is a way in Exchange or through a third party app, so a lof of incoming and outgoing emails to verify delivery. We were running MDaemon before and it was nice because you could go into a log that was generated every day and see if an email came in and was delivered or not. Thanks!
depending on what you want, cranking up smtp logging can probably give you most of what you want... -- Susan Conkey [MVP] "Larz" wrote in message news:92FD78BC-A4E9-4370-AECB-86A10994AFAB@microsoft.com... > We have an Exchange 2003 Server running and I was wondering if there is a > way > in Exchange or through a third party app, so a lof of incoming and > outgoing > emails to verify delivery. > > We were running MDaemon before and it was nice because you could go into a > log that was generated every day and see if an email came in and was > delivered or not. > > Thanks!
In article , Larz wrote: > We have an Exchange 2003 Server running and I was wondering if there is a way > in Exchange or through a third party app, so a lof of incoming and outgoing > emails to verify delivery. > > We were running MDaemon before and it was nice because you could go into a > log that was generated every day and see if an email came in and was > delivered or not. Exchange already has this ability built in. Microsoft calls it "message tracking"; you can use it to see the inbound and outbound path that any message has taken. As Susan mentioned, you can also turn up the SMTP logging level in IIS to see what kinds of inbound and outbound SMTP traffic is being generated at the edge of your Exchange network. Cheers, -Paul
