This might to be old but it’s neat
what happens when in windows 2003 you installed the Certificate Authority BEFORE you install the IIS?
Answer is : the \certsrv virtual directory will not be created in the IIS
Then, what to do?
Answer is open the command line and run:
Certutil -vroot
and that’s it, no need to uninstall and reinstall the CA.
Exchange 2007 stops receiving external emails periodically from time to time.
When you try to telnet the HUB server IP on port 25 you receive this error:
4.3.1 Insufficient system resources
On an SMTP server on the front of the HUB server –that should deliver emails to the HUB server-, the below warning is logged in the Application Event log:
Message delivery to the host ‘HUB_SERVER_IP’ failed while delivering to the remote domain ‘DOMAIN.TLD’ for the following reason: An SMTP protocol error occurred.
The SMTP verb which caused the error is ‘MAIL’. The response from the remote server is ‘452 4.3.1 Insufficient system resources
Well, now go to the HUB server, open the event viewer, and filtered the Application log by:
Source: MSExchangeTransport
Category: ResourceManager
You will find Warning(s) error(s) like the one mentioned below:
That’s due to the Back Pressure effect of Exchange 2007/2010, that checks periodically on some aspects on the HUB server(s) and see if it’s out of the limit or not –in my case above, there’s an issue with the free disk space on the Partition C:\-.
Solve the issue mentioned in the event viewer.
Note: While it’s possible to disable the Back Pressure, it’s not recommended at all.
best way to go, is to investigate why it’s happening, and solve the root cause.
