I have four exchange servers at different locations in the same organization. One of the mail servers Mail2 is being moved and will be taken offline. Email comes in through Symantec SMTP for gateways, forwaded toMail1 and then is rerouted to Mail2. While Mail2 is offline how long will mail1 que the messages for? Will NDR's be genereated to the sender and if so can I edit the NDR?
By default a delay notification will be sent after 12 hours and a NDR after 2 days. You can't edit the NDR but you can change the expiration timeout. Go to the properties of the Default SMTP Virtual server, then go to the Delivery tab and you'll see the settings there. Thanks, Fitz Crittle This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights. Please do not send email to this address, post a reply to this newsgroup "Terry" wrote in message news:380974E7-5865-4D36-A056-E229F8379377@microsoft.com... >I have four exchange servers at different locations in the same >organization. > One of the mail servers Mail2 is being moved and will be taken offline. > Email comes in through Symantec SMTP for gateways, forwaded toMail1 and > then > is rerouted to Mail2. > > While Mail2 is offline how long will mail1 que the messages for? > > Will NDR's be genereated to the sender and if so can I edit the NDR? > >
