In a scenario where multiple domains / customers are hosted, is it possible to customize the NDRs? Currently all NDRs are tagged with (for example): "<SERVERNAME#5.1.1>". Can this be changed so it will display the internal domainname on which it failed?
On Fri, 2 Jun 2006 07:13:02 -0700, Peter Elbertse wrote: >In a scenario where multiple domains / customers are hosted, is it possible >to customize the NDRs? > >Currently all NDRs are tagged with (for example): "<SERVERNAME#5.1.1>". Can >this be changed so it will display the internal domainname on which it failed? You can customise the NDR messages although I'm not sure you can do it to the level you want: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/812806/en-us
"Mark Arnold [MVP]" schreef: > On Fri, 2 Jun 2006 07:13:02 -0700, Peter Elbertse > wrote: > > >In a scenario where multiple domains / customers are hosted, is it possible > >to customize the NDRs? > > > >Currently all NDRs are tagged with (for example): "<SERVERNAME#5.1.1>". Can > >this be changed so it will display the internal domainname on which it failed? > > You can customise the NDR messages although I'm not sure you can do it > to the level you want: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/812806/en-us > Thanks for the reply. Unfortunately changing the registry value gives me an "old-style" NDR. I do like the "new-style" NDR's, but just want to change the serves' "signature" to represent the domain causing the NDR
