blake mengotto
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Ok, I could be wrong here, but I am looking at the public view:

MS Exch Server\E2K3\Server Config and Security\Config Warning Events\Mailbox
Stores with no agent

The properties of that view show:

Source = Exchange MOM
Event ID = 9953

I searched all the MOM rules for an event rule with an event id of 9953 and
found nothing. I looked at the script "Verify Test Mailboxes" and it lists
the errors and warnings it will throw, there is no 9953. I can see these
events in the E2K3 all event view:

Event ID 9023, and 9024 (source is Exchange MOM). I'm thinking this view
should contain these events, instead of 9953.

Chris, do you know anything about this view? This is the latest E2K3
management pack from the MOM web site.

Regards,
Blake

blake mengotto
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So I just created a new event view that included 9023 and 9024 and the events
show up. What is strange is that all of the events indicate they raised
alerts. However, the only alerts that appeared in the MOM console were from
my public folder servers. My clustered Exchange servers show an event for
the Exchange Virtual Server name, but when I click on alerts, there are none,
and there are none in the console.

Why is this? Why would the event indicate it raised an alert, but there
isn't an alert associated with the Virtual Exchange agent. I am managing the
Exchange virtual cluster name, but I told MOM to ignore missing heartbeats.

Agent proxying is allowed. And I even disabled mutual aithentication.