Exchange server is sending NDR's to inboundproxy@contoso.com so I was troubleshooting this issue and found out that probe definition is using wrong domain name to send probe e-mails to health mailboxes.
<ExtensionAttributes><WorkContext><SmtpServer>127.0.0.1</SmtpServer><Port>25</Port><HeloDomain>InboundProxyProbe</HeloDomain><MailFrom Username="inboundproxy@contoso.com"
/><MailTo Select="All"
Username="HealthMailboxXXXXXXXXXX@something.something.com" /><Data
AddAttributions="false">X-Exchange-Probe-Drop-Message:FrontEnd-CAT-250
Subject:Inbound proxy probe</Data><ExpectedConnectionLostPoint>None</ExpectedConnectionLo
stPoint></WorkContext></ExtensionAttributes>
So in my case extension attribute uses wrong recipient/username Username="HealthMailboxXXXXXXXXXX@something.something.com"
This had to do with some domain changes we had in the past.
So I could create global override but as we have like 10 mailboxes I would have to create global override 10 times.
I could also add additional smtp address for every health mailbox but I do not want to do that as maybe I will have to recreate those mailboxes again.
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OnPremisesInboundProxy_10 Probe
OnPremisesInboundProxy_9 Probe
OnPremisesInboundProxy_8 Probe
OnPremisesInboundProxy_7 Probe
OnPremisesInboundProxy_6 Probe
OnPremisesInboundProxy_5 Probe
OnPremisesInboundProxy_4 Probe
OnPremisesInboundProxy_3 Probe
OnPremisesInboundProxy_2 Probe
OnPremisesInboundProxy Probe
Is there a way to recreate the probe definitions as I am hoping that after re-creation of the probes the correct e-mail with correct domain would be generated?
If possible, how to do that?
- Edited by D. Omerovi Friday, June 26, 2015 9:49 AM