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SYMPTOMSWhen you send a mail message to an HP Openmail message transfer agent (MTA) over an X.400 88 Connector in X.410 RTS mode (84), you may receive a non- delivery report (NDR) indicating that the originator of the message detected looping. Note that the recipient on the HP system does receive the message. CAUSEThis behavior may happen if you select the default "Use the GDI from Site Addressing" option on the Advanced tab of an X.400 Connector and the remote MTA is in fact in a different Private Management Domain (PRMD). RESOLUTION
To resolve this problem, specify a Global Domain Identifier (GDI) on the
Exchange Server X.400 Connector that matches the remote system's GDI:
MORE INFORMATIONWhen you select the "Use the GDI from Site Addressing" option in the advanced property page of an X.400 Connector, the Internal X.400 Trace Information is conveyed to remote MTA instead of being removed from P1 envelope. In some cases, for example if you have asked for a delivery receipt, this trace information causes a loop detection NDR to be sent back to Exchange user:
Additional query words: Trace
Keywords : kbusage XCON exc4 exc5 exc55 |
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