For instructions on how to change these default values, see Configure Get-QueueDigest. The following table describes the management tasks you can perform on queues or messages in queues. Skip to main content. This browser is no longer supported.
Download Microsoft Edge More info. Contents Exit focus mode. Is this page helpful? Please rate your experience Yes No. Any additional feedback? Note By default, the Get-QueueDigest cmdlet displays delivery queues that contain ten or more messages, and the results are between one and two minutes old.
In this article. Holds messages that are being delivered to all internal and external destinations. Isolates messages that contain errors and are determined to be harmful to Exchange after a server or service failure. Shadow queues hold redundant copies of messages while the messages are in transit. Holds messages that have been accepted by the Transport service, but haven't been processed.
Contains messages that can't be routed to their destinations. Transaction logs record all changes to the queue database. Changes to the database are first written to the transaction log and then committed to the database. If the existing Trn. This checkpoint file tracks the transaction log entries that have been committed to the database. This file is always in the same location as the mail. These reserve transaction log files act as placeholders. Specifies the memory that's used to cache the transaction records before they're written to the transaction log file.
Specifies the maximum size of a transaction log file. Specifies the default directory for the queue database log files. Specifies the maximum number of background cleanup work items that can be queued to the database engine thread pool at any time. Enables or disables scheduled online defragmentation of the mail queue database.
Specifies the length of time the online defragmentation task is allowed to run. Specifies the default directory for the queue database files. The queue holds messages for delivery to recipients in a non-SMTP address space that's serviced by a delivery agent and a Delivery Agent connector. This value is the destination address space that's configured on the Delivery Agent connector.
The queue holds messages for delivery to recipients in an SMTP domain. The Send connector that services the domain has the local transport server configured as source server, and the Send connector is configured to use DNS routing. This value is the destination address space that's configured on the Send connector. For example, contoso. This value is reserved for internal Microsoft use. For more information about heartbeat, see Shadow redundancy in Exchange Server.
Note : This value isn't used by Exchange or later. The queue holds messages for delivery to recipients in a non-SMTP address space that's serviced by a Foreign connector. This value is the destination address space that's configured on the Foreign connector.
The queue holds messages in a shadow queue. This value is the FQDN of the primary transport server for which the shadow queue is holding redundant copies of the primary messages. This value is the list of smart hosts that are configured on the Send connector. The queue holds messages for delivery to Exchange or later mailbox recipients. This value is the name of the destination mailbox database. This value is the name of the destination Send connector, Delivery Agent connector, or Foreign connector.
The queue holds messages for delivery to Exchange or later mailbox recipients, where the destination mailbox database is located in a remote DAG. The queue holds messages for delivery to legacy mailbox recipients, where the destination mailbox is on an Exchange Mailbox server.
The queue holds messages for delivery to a remote destination, and the routing topology requires the message to be routed through a specific Active Directory site. This value is the target Active Directory site name. The queue holds messages for delivery to a distribution group that's configured for a specific expansion server.
This value is the FQDN of the target expansion server. The queue holds messages for delivery to an external SMTP domain that's serviced by a Send connector that's configured on an Edge Transport server. This value is the name of the Send connector that sends outbound Internet mail from the Edge Transport server to the Internet. For the Submission queue, this value is Submisssion. The rate that messages are entering the queue.
The rate is the number of messages per second averaged over the last minute. The rate that messages are leaving the queue. The drain rate of the queue, calculated by subtracting the value of IncomingRate from the value of OutgoingRate. The last automatic or manual connection attempt failed, and the queue is waiting to retry the connection.
The queue has been manually suspended by an administrator to prevent message delivery. New messages can enter the queue, and messages that are in the act of being transmitted to the next hop will finish delivery and leave the queue. Otherwise, messages won't leave the queue until the queue is manually resumed by an administrator.
If the message is in a delivery queue, the message is being delivered to its destination. If the message is in the Submission queue, the message is being processed by the categorizer. This value is reserved for internal Microsoft use, and isn't used in on-premises Exchange organizations.
The message was deleted by the administrator, but the message was already in the act of being transmitted to the next hop. The message will be deleted if the delivery ends in an error that causes the message to reenter the queue. Otherwise, delivery will continue. The message was suspended by the administrator, but the message was already in the act of being transmitted to the next hop. The message will be suspended if the delivery ends in an error that causes the message to reenter the queue.
The last automatic or manual connection attempt fail for the queue that holds the message. The message is waiting for the next automatic queue connection retry. The message was manually suspended by an administrator. Displays one or more queues on a transport server.
You can use the results to take action on the queues. Procedures for queues. Temporarily prevent delivery of messages that are currently in the queue. The queue continues to accept new messages, but no messages leave the queue. Reverses the effect of the suspend queue action, and enables delivery of queued messages to resume. Immediately tries to connect to the next hop. Without manual intervention, when the connection to the next hop fails, the connection is attempted a specific number of times after a specific time interval between each attempt.
Whether the connection attempt is manual or automatic, any connection attempt resets the next retry time. For more information, see Message retry, resubmit, and expiration intervals.
Causes messages in the queue to be resubmitted to the Submission queue and to go back through the categorization process. Retry-Queue with the Resubmit parameter Note that you can use Queue Viewer to resubmit messages, but only from the poison message queue. To resubmit a poison message, you first need to resume the message in Queue Viewer, or by using the Resume-Message cmdlet. Temporarily prevents delivery of a message.
You can use the suspend message action to prevent delivery of a message to all the recipients in a specific queue or to all recipients in all queues. Procedures for messages in queues. Reverses the effect of the suspend message action, and enables the delivery of queued messages to resume. Newer Post Older Post Home. Subscribe to: Post Comments Atom. Subscribe for Discounts and Updates Follow. Search This Blog. Interview Questions core java interview question data structure and algorithm 80 Coding Interview Question 75 interview questions 70 design patterns 35 SQL Interview Questions 34 object oriented programming 34 thread interview questions 30 spring interview questions 28 collections interview questions 25 database interview questions 16 servlet interview questions 15 Programming interview question 6 hibernate interview questions 6.
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Ha ha! Feel free to go vote up three of my other answers. Another question I have is how can I pass the channel name in the command? Updated the response with the answer. Did you alter qmgr authorev enabled yet? Since you authorized the queues to tcs-mq-user, I'm back to thinking you are connecting in bindings mode using an ID that is not authorized. Show 6 more comments.
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