XADM: Info Store Won't transfer Some X.400 Messages to Gateway (155682)
The information in this article applies to:
- Microsoft Exchange Server 4.0
This article was previously published under Q155682 SYMPTOMS
When sending a message from an X.400 system to an SNADS user through the
IMC Connect-me Gateway, some messages are never delivered to the gateway's
MTS-OUT folder. The message arrives in the Connect-me queue of the message
transfer agent. However, Queueviewer does not show it there. If the
MSExchangeIS/Private/Transport logging level is set to maximum on the
server's Private Information Store, the following warning appears in the
event log:
Warning 1026 Source MSExchangeIS Private
An error occurred with the following call stack:
FStartTransferInError() 0000000bb8
EcTferInMessage() 0000000bb8
EcTraceInfoFromOMObj() 0000000bb8
EcTraceEntryFromOMObj() 0000000bb8
CAUSE
The error code 0000000bb8 (3000) is ecObjectInvalid. This return code is
generated if the store detects that the OM object for the external trace
entry is not correct.
When the message is broken into its ASN.1 nodes you can see in the
TraceInformationElement of the X.400 message that one field is not formed
correctly. For example the message may have gone through an MTA that
stamped it like this:
302E : Mtrce : TraceInformationElement
6314 : Mgbid : GlobalDomainId
6104 : Dctry : CountryName
1302 : Dcacd : CountryNameISO3166Alpha2 ="us"
620A : Dadmd : AdministrationName
1308 : Dadmp : AdminNamePrintable ="infotest"
1300 : Cptbl : PrintableString =""
3116 : Mdsif : DomainSuppliedInformation
8011 : Marrt : ArrivalTime ="960828152308+0000"
8201 : Mrtng : RoutingAction Relayed
The 1300 is the hexadecimal representation of the PrivateDomainIdentifier.
The length of this field is zero. The 1988 CCITT X.400 recommendations
specify that this field must have a length of at least one.
Some message transfer agents (MTAs) use an ASN.1 coding convention that
states that if the length is zero, the field is ignored.
RESOLUTION
A new version of Store.exe is available from Microsoft. This version will
deliver this type of message to the Connect-me Gateway. For availability of
this fix, see below.
STATUS
Microsoft has confirmed this to be a problem in Microsoft Exchange Server
version 4.0. This problem was corrected in the latest Microsoft Exchange
Service Pack. For information on obtaining the Service Pack, query on the
following word in the Microsoft Knowledge Base (without the spaces):
Modification Type: | Minor | Last Reviewed: | 4/28/2005 |
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Keywords: | kbusage KB155682 |
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