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 Disable Back Pressure of the Exchange Transport service

Exchange 2007deli writes "Well here you go Ilse...
My first Pro-Exchange post :-)

If you test Exchange 2007 on a system that is low on resources (Disk/Memory) then the Exchange Transport service refuses any connection to the SMTP port 25. 
There is also an event 15002 in the eventlog from MSExchangeTransport stating insufficient resources


you telnet to port 25 and get this error message:
452 4.3.1 Insufficient system resources


Since you are testing you don't care about your resource usage and you really don't want SMTP not to function.

You can reconfigure the Transport service:
Open the "EdgeTransport.exe.config" file in
X:Program FilesMicrosoftExchangeBin folder.

Disable Resource monitoring or change the monitoring configuration:

Edit the "EdgeTransport.exe.config" file with notepad and change resource values or even easier just disable the monitoring completely!

Find this string in the config file
And change the value to false

Save the file and restart the Microsoft Exchange Transport service!

Important : DO NOT do this in production!

More information on this topic here:
Understanding Back Pressure
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb201658.aspx

Hopefully this information was usefull to you.

Greetz,
Johan Delimon
Simac ICT Belgium
http://www.simac.be
http://www.delimon.be"



 
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