Microsoft Exchange Server for Windows 2000: Planning, Design, and Implementation
A comprehensive resource for implementors and managers of Exchange Server 2000 networks.
TABLE OF CONTENTS Microsoft Exchange Server for Windows 2000: Planning, Design, and Implementation
Appendix C: Message Tracking Log Event Identifiers
This section documents all the different event identifiers that can be logged in the message tracking logs as messages make their way through the Routing Engine or MTA. See chapter 6 for details of the actual processing.
| Event identifier | Meaning | Explanation |
|---|---|---|
| 0 | Message transfer-in | The MTA completed transfer of responsibility for a message from a gateway or X.400 link into the local MTA. |
| 1 | Probe transfer-in | The MTA completed transfer of responsibility for a probe from a gateway or X.400 link into the local MTA. |
| 2 | Report transfer-in | The MTA completed transfer of responsibility for a report from a gateway or X.400 link into the local MTA. |
| 4 | Message submission | A message was submitted by a local e-mail client (usually through the Store). |
| 5 | Probe submission | An X.400 probe was submitted by a local e-mail client (usually through the Store). |
| 6 | Probe transfer-out | The MTA completed transfer of responsibility for a probe from the local MTA to a gateway, X.400 link, or another MTA. |
| 7 | Message transfer-out | The MTA completed transfer of responsibility for a message from the local MTA to a gateway, X.400 link, or another MTA. |
| 8 | Report transfer-out | The MTA completed transfer of responsibility for a message from the local MTA to a gateway, X.400 link, or another MTA. |
| 9 | Message delivered | The MTA completed transfer of responsibility for a report from the local MTA to a gateway, X.400 link, or another MTA. |
| 10 | Report delivered |
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