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SYMPTOMSDead Letter functionality is not included with Exchange server 4.0. This existed on the release candidate builds but it was removed from the final product. A server that has been upgraded through the release builds can exhibit some problems when sending mail to invalid addresses. For example, when sending a message to an invalid MS Mail address chosen from the personal address book, the message may be sent to the Administrator's Mailbox defined in the MS Mail Connector Properties. The sender does not receive a Non-Delivery Report indicating address unknown. The recipient does not receive the message. CAUSEThis occurs if the Exchange Server has been upgraded from Release Candidate 1 to Release Candidate 2 to Exchange 4.0. In Release Candidate 1, an Object Attribute called DOMAIN-DEF-ALT-RECIP was used to define a Dead Letter recipient. This attribute was deleted from Release Candidate 2; however, the upgrading process may not have deleted this attribute. RESOLUTION
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The Dead Letter recipient functionality provided a recipient for messages
that could not be delivered to the intended recipient. This functionality
was deleted in the Release Candidate 2.
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