Info on an Event ID number

Microsoft Exchange Server versions 4.0, 5.0, and 5.5
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SYMPTOMS
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The Microsoft Exchange Server message transfer agent (MTA) may fail to
deliver messages between servers that are connected via a schedulable
connector (such as X.400 or Dynamic RAS), and in turn generate the
following Event Ids in the Application Event Log:

MSExchangeMTA Event ID: 37
Type: Warning
Category: Security
The
/O=OrganizationName/OU=SiteName/CN=Configuration/CN=Connections/CN=Conne
ct orName (Adjacent-MTA) entity attempted to open an association while
suspended. [MTA XFER-IN 22 35] (14)

MSExchangeMTA Event ID: 1293
Type: Warning Category: X.400 Service
A remotely-initiated association from
/O=OrganizationName/OU=SiteName/CN=Configuration/CN=Connections
/CN=ConnectorName was refused. The failure reason provider is 0 and the
reason is 0. Control block index 1. Type 1. [PLATFORM KERNEL 26 128]
(12)

CAUSE
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If the Event ID 37 is generated, it is an indication that a schedulable
connector on the Exchange Server computer that logged the event is
currently configured for a connection schedule of "Never," which indicates
that the connector will neither accept nor initiate a connection to another
Exchange Server computer. Therefore, when another MTA attempts to make a
connection to this Exchange Server computer, it is refused because the
current schedule set for this connector is configured as "Never." The
Exchange Server computer attempting to initiate the connection with the
Exchange Server computer where the connector is currently configured for a
connection schedule of "Never" will typically log one or more of the
following events upon failure of the attempted connection: