Exchange has very detailed logging functions.  They can be configured as needed for debugging.
 
NT has, in addition to the Event Viewer, Perfmon. This has logging functions.
 
Walt
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Does Exchange even have a detailed/debugging log facility or does MS just assume such grimy nuts and bolts aren't needed by GUI jockeys?
 
It's called the Event Viewer.......
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ETRN is in the log file, but how do I tell if imail accepted and responded by de-spooling the mail?
 
What should I see in the log file assuming that there are several messages queued?
 
Mike
 
 
 
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From: Len Conrad
Sent: Thursday, February 03, 2000 2:16 PM
Subject: Re: [IMail Forum] Imail and Exchange

What would show in the Imail log file when the ETRN command actually occurs?

search for "ETRN" in you log file, since Imail SMTP logs all smtp commands sent and receieved, afaics.

Does Exchange even have a detailed/debugging log facility or does MS just assume such grimy nuts and bolts aren't needed by GUI jockeys?

Len

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