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Das Problem lag wohl doch in der IIS Metabase (IIS 6.0): Es waren noch 2 Einträge in der metabase.xml, die auf die Domain verwiesen. Aber aufpassen beim Editieren der Metabase.xml - nicht mit wordpad editieren, da sonst probleme beim start auftreten. Gruss CMR

Eine alternative weiterführende Lösung (falls obige keinen Erfolg bringen) ist hier zu finden: http://www.msusenet.com/archive/topic.php/t-2381074.html Zitat Problem: "This was the scenario : The company was running Exchange 2000 and had 2 different company entities (A and B) running off the 1 Exchange box. Each company had their own email address : *@companyA.com & *@companyB.com Company B decided to break away and implement their own network and mail system so they Exmerged all their mailboxes off Company A's Exchange box and deleted all user accounts in AD. We then performed the migration to Exchange 2003 for Company A and all went well. The issue we have now is that when Company A tries to send email (now considered external mail) to Company B, they get an NDR 5.1.1 from their own Exchange box saying the mailbox does not exist. Mail to all other domains is fine. Company A's Exchange box still thinks it's responsible for delivering Company B's mail locally and so the mail destined for Company B never leaves Company A's Exchange 2003 Server. There are no recipient policies that list the SMTP domain companyB.com on company A' Exchange box. I have searched with ldifde for objects with proxyaddresses *@companyB.com and have removed any SMTP addresses for companyB.com from all objects. I have searched through System Manager and found no references to companyB.com. I have gone into ADSI Edit and could not find references to the company B domain anywhere. Any ideas?" Zitat Lösung: "Issue Resolution: After making sure that there were no references to companyB.com in the Active Directory or recipient policies etc. there were still some errant entries in the IIS metabase. After removing these entries manually the issue was resolved." Gruss CMR

Hallo Theodor, Wenn ich es richtig verstanden habe, versuchst Du dem ehemals vorhandenen Benutzer mit der Mailadresse info@xyz.de aus dem von Deinem SBS2003 verwalteten Netzwerk eine Mail zu schicken, die dann intern mit einem NDR abgewiesen wird, weil sowohl user als auch mailbox gelöscht worden sind. Folgender Artikel der MS-KB beschreibt das Verhalten bei vorhandenem User und Postfach, aber vielleicht bringt er Dich trotzdem weiter: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/300681. Gruss CMR