XADM: How to Find Out Which SMTP and X.400 Queues Are Being Monitored on Exchange 2000 (329206)


The information in this article applies to:

  • Microsoft Exchange 2000 Server
This article was previously published under Q329206

SUMMARY

By default, Exchange System Manager does not show the exact Simple Mail Transfer Protocol (SMTP) and X.400 queues that are being monitored. This article describes how to find out which queues are being monitored.

In Exchange System Manager, you can add the SMTP queue and the X.400 queue to Exchange 2000 monitoring. To do so:
  1. In Exchange System Manager, open the properties of the Exchange 2000 server.
  2. Click the Monitoring tab.
  3. Click Add, select SMTP queue growth and X.400 queue growth, and then click OK.

MORE INFORMATION

To find out which queues are being monitored, you can run Wbemtest.exe from the following location on your Exchange 2000 server:

driveletter:\wintnt\system32\wbem

  1. Connect to the Root\default folder, and then change the namespace to "root\cimv2\applications\exchange".
  2. In the "root\cimv2\applications\exchange" namespace, run Wbemtest.exe.
  3. Open the Queries window, and then run one of the following queries:
    • select * from ExchangeLink where (ProtocolName = "SMTP" and StateScheduled = FALSE and StateFrozen = FALSE and GlobalStop = FALSE)
    • select * from ExchangeLink where (ProtocolName = "X400" and StateScheduled = FALSE and StateFrozen = FALSE and GlobalStop = FALSE)
Based on the query that you run, the result lists all the links that are under either the SMTP queue or the X.400 queue.
Modification Type:MinorLast Reviewed:4/28/2005
Keywords:kbinfo kbpending KB329206
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