Posted News to Exchange Server 2000 still does not show up
We have some Newsgroups in our Exchange 2000 (SP3 on Win2K SP3). From time
to time when somebody post a message it does not show up.
There are no error messages. We use Outlook Express (IE6 SP1) as our news
reader.
After such a message is posted, there is an indication that there are unread
messages in OE, but when you retreive the messages, there are no new
messages. These messages can not be found using Outlook 2002 in the Public
Folder tree either.
Most of the time, messages can be posted successfully.
Here is a log from Outlook Express:
NNTP: 17:25:36 [db] Connecting to 'news.domain.com' on port 119.
NNTP: 17:25:36 [rx] 200 NNTP Service 5.00.0984 Version: 5.0.2195.5329
Posting Allowed
NNTP: 17:25:36 [tx] MODE READER
NNTP: 17:25:36 [rx] 200 NNTP Service 5.00.0984 Version: 5.0.2195.5329
Posting Allowed
NNTP: 17:25:36 [tx] AUTHINFO USER someuser
NNTP: 17:25:36 [rx] 381 Waiting for password
NNTP: 17:25:36 [tx] AUTHINFO PASS ********
NNTP: 17:25:36 [rx] 281 Authentication ok
NNTP: 17:25:36 [tx] POST
NNTP: 17:25:36 [rx] 340 Continue posting - terminate with period
NNTP: 17:25:36 [tx]
..
NNTP: 17:25:36 [rx] 240 Article Posted OK
NNTP: 17:25:36 [db] Connection to 'news.domain.com' closed.
NNTP: 17:25:38 [tx] GROUP vinga.customer.six.equitytrader
NNTP: 17:25:38 [rx] 211 3 1 3 vinga.customer.six.equitytrader
NNTP: 17:25:39 [tx] GROUP vinga.customer.six.chart
NNTP: 17:25:39 [rx] 211 136 8 157 vinga.customer.six.chart
NNTP: 17:25:39 [tx] XOVER 157-157
NNTP: 17:25:39 [rx] 224 Overview information follows
NNTP: 17:28:26 [db] Connection to 'news.domain.com' closed.
On the server side things looks fine as well.
123.456.123.456, someuser, 12/5/2002, 17:24:26, NNTPSVC1, TIX,
111.222.333.444, 109, 0, 0, 0, 0, -, -, -,
123.456.123.456, someuser, 12/5/2002, 17:24:26, NNTPSVC1, TIX,
111.222.333.444, 156, 0, 0, 0, 0, -, -, -,
123.456.123.456, someuser, 12/5/2002, 17:24:26, NNTPSVC1, TIX,
111.222.333.444, 109, 0, 0, 0, 0, -, -, -,
123.456.123.456, someuser, 12/5/2002, 17:24:26, NNTPSVC1, TIX,
111.222.333.444, 125, 0, 0, 0, 0, -, -, -,
123.456.123.456, someuser, 12/5/2002, 17:24:29, NNTPSVC1, TIX,
111.222.333.444, 4828, 0, 0, 0, 0, -, -, -,
123.456.123.456, someuser, 12/5/2002, 17:24:32, NNTPSVC1, TIX,
111.222.333.444, 203, 0, 0, 0, 0, -, -, -,
123.456.123.456, someuser, 12/5/2002, 17:24:35, NNTPSVC1, TIX,
111.222.333.444, 203, 0, 0, 0, 0, -, -, -,
123.456.123.456, someuser, 12/5/2002, 17:24:35, NNTPSVC1, TIX,
111.222.333.444, 109, 0, 0, 0, 0, -, -, -,
123.456.123.456, someuser, 12/5/2002, 17:24:35, NNTPSVC1, TIX,
111.222.333.444, 109, 0, 0, 0, 0, -, -, -,
123.456.123.456, someuser, 12/5/2002, 17:24:35, NNTPSVC1, TIX,
111.222.333.444, 109, 0, 0, 0, 0, -, -, -,
123.456.123.456, someuser, 12/5/2002, 17:24:35, NNTPSVC1, TIX,
111.222.333.444, 109, 0, 0, 0, 0, -, -, -,
123.456.123.456, someuser, 12/5/2002, 17:24:35, NNTPSVC1, TIX,
111.222.333.444, 109, 0, 0, 0, 0, -, -, -,
123.456.123.456, someuser, 12/5/2002, 17:25:32, NNTPSVC1, TIX,
111.222.333.444, 312, 6, 70, 240, 600, post, vinga.customer.six.chart, -,
123.456.123.456, someuser, 12/5/2002, 17:25:32, NNTPSVC1, TIX,
111.222.333.444, 437, 0, 0, 0, 0, -, -, -,
Everyting behaves just like the message was posted and then directly
deleted.
We have not defined any expiration policies. The users does not have
permission to delete messages.
Any ideas what the problem can be?
I got the following response by BRUCE QIAN [MSFT] in another newsgroup:
>Thomas: it is best if you can post this question to the following group:
Exchange2000.admin
OK
>I believe we can use the following troubleshooting methods:
>Method #1
>---------
>Create a new NNTP Virtual Server and try to post the message to the new
Virtual Server.
>What is the result?
No change. About 1 in 10 messages does not show up.
>Method #2
>----------
>We can use TELNET command to see if we can see those "invisible" posts:
Missing messages can not be displayed by using Telnet. We hava also tried
some other NNTP clients in addition to OE, but the problem remains.
/Thomas
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Thomas Olsson, Vinga System AB, Sweden
http://www.vinga.se
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