I had all the settings above done correctly, and only to find out (from reading this thread) that it was my Watchguard I came here to say this as well - I've been ripping my hair out with Exchange 2010, and not being able to figure out what the problem is/was. Exchange settings noted above were correct, the WatchGuard Firewall was the issue. I had a SMTP proxy that had a restriction on the total email size that I recently implemented. There is an article on Watchguard Support Forum that says outgoing SMTP should be set to use 'filtred packet' instead of 'proxies' as in incoming SMTP.įor me - this was the issue. I think that resolved the issue.Īctually, I came accross with the article many times and choose to ignore because my AD is on different box and I did not think much about it.įor benefit of others, in my case, the Watchguard also play a role. To close CN=Message Delivery Properties, click OK and then click File, Exit to close ADSI Edit. Repeat step 6 for each global message size limit that you want to modify. MsExchRecipLimit Valid input for this parameter is 0 to 2147483647 recipients. SubmissionContLength Valid input for this parameter is 0 to 2097151 KB. Valid input values are as follows:ĭelivContLength Valid input for this parameter is 0 to 2097151 KB. To enter value for a specific global message size limit, in the Value field, type the value, and then click OK.To remove the global message size limit, select Clear, and then click OK.In the Integer Attribute Editor, perform one of the following actions:
We recommend that you set each global message size limit to match the value of the corresponding organization message size limit. To modify an attribute, select the attribute, and then click Edit. msExchRecipLimit This is the maximum number of message recipients that corresponds to the MaxRecipientEnvelopeLimit parameter in the Set-TransportConfig cmdlet.submissionContLength This is the receiving message size limit that corresponds to the MaxSendSize parameter in the Set-TransportConfig cmdlet.delivContLength This is the incoming message size limit that corresponds to the MaxReceiveSize parameter in the Set-TransportConfig cmdlet.
In the Attributes section, locate the following attributes: In CN=Message Delivery Properties, select the Attribute Editor tab.
In the result pane, right-click CN=Message Delivery, and then select Properties. Open ADSI Edit, expand Configuration, and then expand CN=Configuration., expand CN=Services, expand CN=Microsoft Exchange, expand CN=, and then select CN=Global Settings. In the Open field, type C:\Program Files\Support Tools\Adsiedit.msc, and then click OK. For detailed instructions, see Install Windows Support Tools. If it is necessary, install the Microsoft Windows Support Tools.
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