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begin utl_mail.send( sender => <>, recipients => <>, message => 'Hello World' ); commit; end; / But, the mail is not sent to recipient and stays in inetpub/mailroot/queue. We verified all smtp server settings and looks fine. We see that port 25 is also open.
move x:\inetpub\mailroot\badmail\\*.bad x:\inetpub\mailroot\pickup\\*. Alternatively, you could use the Powershell script below wonderfully created by our in-house technical guru. It drops the "Delivery Failure" part of the .BAD file and retries the message as if it were the original send. $smpt_body = Get-Content -Path $f.FullName -Raw.
It is actually quite easy to setup a local SMTP and routing through Gmail to test sending emails from your application. There are a few good posts on this that you can follow: I however had an issue where the mails would get stuck in the Queue folder (e.g. C:\inetpub\mailroot\Queue).
How can I flush the smtp queue? Any ideas? Found it: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa480390.aspx. Basically, you need to find your MailRoot directory and there will be a folder called "Queue"
1) Start > All Programs > Administrative Tools > Services, then stop "Simple Mail Transfer Protocol (SMTP)". 2) Open c:\inetpub\mailroot\queue using Windows Explorer, and delete all the files. 3) Restart "Simple Mail Transfer Protocol (SMTP)".
Based on the details you've shared, it seems you're experiencing mail flow issues in your Exchange Server 2019 DAG, with messages getting stuck in the queue on MBX2.
In this article, we will look at how to use the Start-ADsyncsynccycle cmdlet, how to do a delta and full sync, and how you can check the schedule. The Start-ADsyncsynccycle cmdlet is automatically installed with the Entra Connect Tool (formerly known as Azure AD Connect). By default, the synchronization will run every 30 minutes.
Queue: Messages which can’t be delivered immediately will be moved to this folder. The SMTP service will attempt to deliver the messages in this folder repeatedly. Mailbox, Route, SortTemp: Not used in IIS 6, can be deleted.
As other people have mentioned these look to be objects that are not meeting the criteria required to Sync. I.e. a Group that has no email address looks to qualify as a Disconnected object, it exists in AD, is in the OU's that are designated container inclusions, but does not meet the base criteria to sync to Azure AD as it has no email address.
Yes it is possible to force a synchronization between on-premise Active Directory (AD) to Azure Active Directory (Azure AD), by using the Start-AdSyncSchedule PowerShell cmdlet from the ADSync PowerShell module. I currently have my AD and AAD syncing using Azure AD connect.