This past weekend I've experienced something very strange with Exchange Server. It first lost connection, then was rebooted, then somehow resent emails going back from 2 years ago.Also, the only thing that was done that was new, was that i backed up my BES database (but on a different sever) which i don't think would have anything to do with what happened, but you never know.I've been reading other forums and so far no luck.I am stumped and any input will be greatly appreciated.Thanks!Viki

Hi, This could be caused by either antivirus or backup software locking the outgoing e-mails in the SMTP queue folder - located in the exchange install folder under VSI 1 Leif

There was nothing in the queue folder. All emails that were sent the other day were received by the recipients on the original day.Also, the time stamp stayed the same, if the email was originally sent October of 2007 it stayed that way.

Hi Viki, Those might have released from TempTable Check and delete mails from there... Have You Checked Your SMTP Mailbox Temporary Tables Lately? "Messages are delivered multiple times. This scenario may occur when the information store is restarted or when the computer is restarted". -> How to use the Mfcmapi.exe utility to view and work with messages in the SMTP TempTables in Exchange 2000 Server and in Exchange Server 2003

Thanks for the Links Amit!Is the only way to view the SMTP Temp Table, by downloading the MS Exchange Server MAPI Editor ?

Yes Viki, you need to use MFCMapi to access temptable...

Hi Amit.How the most actual version of MFCMapi? I need use in the Exchange 2003 to clean-up de SMTP virtual server.Sorry by bad english...