This one drove me crazy. Many help articles start with  " start adsiedit and browse to CN=Configuration CN=Services ....." . I could not see CN=Configuration to save my life.

After hours of hair pulling I found this article Thanks David

http://www.kineticcomputer.com/tips/1103-cannot-see-configuration-container-in-adsiedit.htm

If it helped would appreciate a rating star.

Ashwin
Lansend.com
Microsoft Certified Partner

Process mad.exe () (PID=2356). Object [\Default Offline Address List]. Property [PublicFolderDatabase] is set to value [domain name /Configuration/Deleted Objects/Public Folder Database

DEL:9e3c1a6b-7c91-4fe4-b32c-cca73a355533], it is pointing to Deleted Objects container of Active Directory. This property should be fixed as soon as possible.

Solution: This worked for me

http://blog.ronnypot.nl/?p=212

1. Modify  Global settings

Organization Configuration->Hub Transport->Global Settings->Properties of Transport Settings
Modify   transport send/receive limits.

2. Modify Send Connector

Organization Configuration->Hub Transport->Send Connectors->Properties of Default Send
Modify send connectors default maximum message size

3. Receive Connector

Server Configuration->Hub Transport->Receive Connectors Pane->Properties of Default <hostname>
Modify receive connectors default maximum message size

The issue has been resolved.

1. In the Exchange MMC , under server configuration select Hub transport
2. in the action menu on the right hand side select " New Receive Connector"
3. Give it a name.  any name will do , we call it "Application relay"
4. In the next screen  Local Network settings
   4.a provide the fully qualified ( internal) dns name of the mail server
   4b. Edit the the receive connector binding & change the port to 26
5. In the next screen Remote network settings
   5a. remove the default bindings of 0.0.0.0-255.255.255.255
   5b. Add the IP address of the server running Backup exec, in our case 10.0.0.4
   This address is often the same as that of the Exchange server especially if you are running SBS
6. On the next screen New Connector you will be displayed a summary of your configuration which will look somewhat like this , click NEW to build it.
   Name: Application relay
   Type: Custom
   IP Address(es):
   (All available IPv4 addresses): Port 26
   FQDN: mailserver.domainname.com
   Remote IP range(s):
   10.0.0.4
7. IF all is well  On the next screen Completion you will be informed  so . click Finish
8. In the Exchange MMC double click the connector you just created &
   8a. select the Permission groups tab & check Exchange Server
   ( Note: if backupexec is not on the same server as the exchange server you may have to play around with this)
   8b. select the Authentication tab & additionally check off  Externally Secured
9. Go to Symantec Backup Exec & select E-mail alerts and Pager notifications from the drop down menu
10. Enable SMTP Configuration & fill up the information for your mail server , remember to specify port 26, Sender name & Sender email address. There is no need to Enable SMTP Authentication

That's it you are done.

 If you still cannot send email alerts , you will want to set the logging for the recive connector you just created to Verbose

You will find the log in the following folder.

Receive Connector logs are located in:
Exchange 2010: C:\Program Files\Exchange Server\V14\TransportRoles\Logs\ProtocolLog\SmtpReceive
Exchange 2007: C:\Program Files\Exchange Server\TransportRoles\Logs\ProtocolLog\SmtpReceive
 

Send Connector logs are located in:
Exchange 2010: C:\Program Files\Exchange Server\V14\TransportRoles\Logs\ProtocolLog\SmtpSend
Exchange 2007: C:\Program Files\Exchange Server\TransportRoles\Logs\ProtocolLog\SmtpSend

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