XCON: Callout Schedule Not Affected by Message PriorityLast reviewed: September 23, 1997Article ID: Q133400 |
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SUMMARYWhen you use the Microsoft Exchange Server message transfer agent (MTA), all high-priority messages are moved to the top of the MTA work queue. However, the MTA will transfer the messages depending on the schedule of the X.400 connector or site connector used. In other words, all messages (high or low priority) wait for the X.400 connector or site connector to establish the connection based on the connector's schedule, but all high- priority messages will be at the top of the work queue.
MORE INFORMATIONEach X.400 connector or site connector in Exchange Server has its own schedule, which defines the specific times and blocks of time when the Exchange Server MTA can initiate connections to the other Exchange Server MTA or foreign mail system. This schedule can be set from the X.400 Connector's or Site Connector's Schedule property page from the Microsoft Exchange Administrator program. Whenever a message is handed over to the Exchange Server MTA, the MTA decides, based on the routing information, which X.400 connector or site connector to use to send the message. Once a connector is identified by the Exchange Server MTA, the MTA moves the message into that connector's queue. If the message is high priority, it is placed at the top of the queue for that connector. The Exchange Server MTA cannot initiate a connection on the connector until the connector's schedule permits it to do so. This means that all messages (with either high or low priority) will sit in the queue until the X.400 connector or site connector is scheduled to connect and transfer messages.
ExampleA site called DALLAS has the following connectors to three other sites:
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Additional query words: TCP/IP TP4 DIAL faq
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