XFOR: Exchange PCMTA Writes to SENT and RECV Logs
Article ID: 151215
Article Last Modified on 10/28/2006
APPLIES TO
- Microsoft Exchange Server 5.5 Standard Edition
- Microsoft Exchange Server 4.0 Standard Edition
- Microsoft Exchange Server 5.0 Standard Edition
This article was previously published under Q151215
SUMMARY
The Microsoft Exchange PCMTA writes to both the Send.log and Recv.log for
any Microsoft Mail Postoffice (PO) it serves. These are the only text logs
that the PCMTA writes to. All diagnostic logging is kept in the Windows NT
Event Viewer on the computer where the PCMTA is running.
The PCMTA logs the .MAI hex number for both incoming and outgoing mail.
An example Recv.log:
DATE RECEIVED SIZE FROM TO
------------- ---- ---- --
05/17/96 09:39 1239 NETWORK/REMOTEPO/ADMIN NETWORK/LOCALPO/ADMIN *
00000306
In this Recv.log file, 00000306 is the hex number for the incoming MAI file
that is being written to disk.
An example Sent.log:
DATE SENT SIZE SENDER TO
--------- --- ------ --
05/17/96 09:44 715 NETWORK/LOCALPO/Admin NETWORK/REMOTEPO/Admin
0000030C 00000403
In this example, 0000030C is the hex number for the MAI file written to
disk and 00000403 is the hex number for the target MAI file on the remote
PO.
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