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=^) Wayne - MCP
> I'm supporting an end-user that is POPing through an Exchange Server
> (Version: 6.5.7638.1). He gets the following email alert when he
> tries to send an attachment that is about 9MB in size:
POP is for incoming messages and is not involved when sending. Are you
using an Exchange server as the outgoing SMTP server as well?
> *************************************************
> Your message did not reach some or all of the intended recipients.
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> Does anyone have a suggestion on isolating where this restriction is
> being enforced?
The message indicates that the limit is imposed by the recipient's mail
server.

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Wayne@ATG-Ops - 17 Aug 2007 02:22 GMT
Thanks Brian. Interestingly enough, the problem initially manifested when
attempting to send the attachment to an internal contact. The same result was
had when he attempted to send it to me. Also, as previously noted, when he
uses OWA he can send the same attachment both internally and externally with
no problem. So it would seem that the recipient's email server isn't in the
loop. Any other thoughts?

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Thanks for sharing!
=^) Wayne - MCP
> > I'm supporting an end-user that is POPing through an Exchange Server
> > (Version: 6.5.7638.1). He gets the following email alert when he
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> The message indicates that the limit is imposed by the recipient's mail
> server.
Brian Tillman - 17 Aug 2007 22:32 GMT
> Thanks Brian. Interestingly enough, the problem initially manifested
> when attempting to send the attachment to an internal contact. The
> same result was had when he attempted to send it to me.
Something on the server is generating the message.

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