I keep running into the public folder KB and very similar, but those did not apply or help this case. Here is a typical email from techtarget.com as seen in SMTP events (same for any other not able to get email from). Last year, I had no problems getting email from anyone...this started about 6m ago when select senders could not reach me.
1019 SMTP submit message to AQ A new message is submitted to Advanced Queuing. 1025 SMTP begin submit message A new message was submitted to Advanced Queuing. 1024 SMTP submit message to cat Advanced Queuing submitted a message to the categorizer. 1033 SMTP message categorized and queued for routing 1036 SMTP message queued for local delivery 1023 SMTP local delivery A message was successfully delivered by a store drive (logged by Advanced Queue). 1030 SMTP NDR all All recipients were sent an NDR. Here is more oddness...I have Sybari Antigen 8.x running both on this server and another office server (different network entirely, different domain) and I have a similar problem on that server as well. "Some" mail will come in to others from the same sender, not me...if I am in a DL, others in that DL get the email - I do not and the sender gets NDR'd on my account. I disabled Antigen thinking that was a common thread - that made no difference. -----Original Message----- From: Albert Duro [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Wednesday, July 25, 2007 9:59 AM To: Exchange Discussions Subject: Re: 5.2.1 NDR Event 3013 According to eventid.net: >>This problem occurs if the following conditions are true: 1.You have more than one domain in your Active Directory forest. 2.You are running Microsoft Windows Server 2003 Service Pack 1 (SP1) on the domain controllers in your domains. 3.The users who cannot send e-mail messages to any public folders are members of the built-in Distributed COM Users security group See M873393 for a hotfix applicable to Microsoft Exchange Server 2003.<< You didn't say anything about public folders, but maybe there's a parallel. (That's assuming that MsExchangeTransport is the event source -- there are several others). If that's not helpful, what does Tracking tell you? SMTP logs? Queues? I would also do a thorough search of AD for your name or names that are close to yours to see if there's another object with the same or close name to confuse things. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Ron Jameson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: "Exchange Discussions" <[email protected]> Sent: Wednesday, July 25, 2007 1:30 AM Subject: RE: 5.2.1 NDR Event 3013 I figured I would try this again on the list. My only hope now is calling PSS and pay for this fix. I have a problem here that has plagued this mail server. We can send/receive mail fine but then out of the blue, a sender gets NDR'd by the Exchange 2003, SP2 on Win2003 Enterprise/SP1 server. Event ID on mail server is 3013. We used to receive mail fine from the sender in the past. The particular mail box is an active account (mine), no restrictions (turned them all off) so not sure based on the description of 5.2.1 - why I continue to not get mail. Sender is sending a simple email. More oddness which makes me think some patch changed security..but if that sender sends to another user on this mail server - they get the email. Very odd I can get email from others fine, just not this senders email account (I have a few senders I cannot get mail from, some from AOL, techtarget, quest.com etc.). When I send an email to myself in the GAL - I get NDR 5.2.1. I drastically removed my exchange mail account setup, created a new, reimported a pst and for a very short time (under an hour), I was able to send to myself in the GAL and email from those that could not before...but soon, the same problem came back. I am completely stumped. I applied Sp2 on the OS - that did not help. Any ideas out there? 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