This software helps correlate NDRs with email domains on Exchange 2000 servers hosting multiple domains.
If you're running an Exchange 2000 server with multiple mail domains, such as domain1.com, domain2.com, and domain3.com, then you may have encountered an issue with Non-Delivery Reports (NDRs) from the server. Typically, these reports will have a sender address of [email protected], regardless of the domain that the NDR is related to.
Fortunately, there is a solution to this problem: RightPostmaster for MS Exchange 2000. This application serves as a transport event sink, allowing it to correlate NDRs with their respective domains. As a result, any NDR related to domain2.com will be sent from [email protected], and any NDR related to domain3.com will be sent from [email protected].
Overall, RightPostmaster for MS Exchange 2000 is a valuable tool for any Exchange server administrator who needs to manage multiple mail domains. By allowing NDRs to be sent from their respective postmaster addresses, this application helps to reduce confusion and ensure that messages are properly routed to their intended recipients.
Fortunately, there is a solution to this problem: RightPostmaster for MS Exchange 2000. This application serves as a transport event sink, allowing it to correlate NDRs with their respective domains. As a result, any NDR related to domain2.com will be sent from [email protected], and any NDR related to domain3.com will be sent from [email protected].
Overall, RightPostmaster for MS Exchange 2000 is a valuable tool for any Exchange server administrator who needs to manage multiple mail domains. By allowing NDRs to be sent from their respective postmaster addresses, this application helps to reduce confusion and ensure that messages are properly routed to their intended recipients.
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