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SUMMARYAfter you upgrade Microsoft Exchange Server version 4.0 to Service Pack 2 (SP2), SMTP messages that use ISO-2022-JP as the character set might cause the following error: The notice will include the original message as an attachment. The message might have been sent in English but it will have originated from a Japanese based client. The administrator can forward the message on to the original recipient with no further difficulty. In order to prevent this error, you will need to install the Japanese Code Page on the NT server where the Microsoft Exchange Internet Mail Connector is running. NOTE: The Japanese Code Page can be obtained from the Japanese version of Windows NT 3.51 CDROM. Also, it can be obtained from the Microsoft Developer Network CDs. MORE INFORMATIONThe SP2 upgrade includes Double-byte Character Set (DBCS) Support. This means that all versions of Microsoft Exchange Server accept and can administer all other versions, including full support of Far East and Eastern European character sets. However, if the associated code page for that language is not installed on the server, messages from those other versions will result in the inbound failure error. For additional information on how to add code pages for languages not included in this list, please see the following article in the Microsoft Knowledge Base: Q151701A brief example showing the use of these steps is included here for clarification only. The following example would be for the ANSI code page adding the Japanese character set (932):
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