Mailbox Quota

[Skyson]

hi, can anyone explain why sometime when I send email out, I rx mailbox
quota exceeded's msg minutes later but there is once I only rx the same msg
days later ?!

 

[Frankly Scarlett]

It sounds like you sent a message to someone whos mailbox was full and it
could not accept anymore.
Then the person did some cleaning up of their mailbox. After that, when you
sent a message, the message went through OK.

 

[Shenan Stanley]

hi, can anyone explain why sometime when I send email out, I rx
mailbox quota exceeded's msg minutes later but there is once I only
rx the same msg days later ?!

I read that three times...
Can you rephrase the question?

I really do not understand the, "... but there is once I only rx the same
msg days later ..." part.

 

[Bob I]

Your phrasing is difficult to understand but it sounds like your "Sent"
message is occupying enough space to exceed your Exchange mailbox quota.
If you have a network administrator or company help desk, contact them
for assistance.

 

[VanguardLH]

hi, can anyone explain why sometime when I send email out, I rx
mailbox quota exceeded's msg minutes later but there is once I only
rx the same msg days later ?!

Is English your native language?

 

[Tom [Pepper] Willett]

: "Skyson" wrote in message : > hi, can anyone explain why sometime when I send email out, I rx
: > mailbox quota exceeded's msg minutes later but there is once I only
: > rx the same msg days later ?!
:
:
: Is English your native language?

No, it's chatspeak.

:

 

[VanguardLH]

: "Skyson" wrote in message
: > hi, can anyone explain why sometime when I send email out, I rx
: > mailbox quota exceeded's msg minutes later but there is once I
only
: > rx the same msg days later ?!
:
:
: Is English your native language?

No, it's chatspeak.

I'm not sure it even qualifies for that low-grade writing style. Even
texting is probably better deciphered.

 

[smlunatick]

hi, can anyone explain why sometime when I send email out, I rx mailbox
quota exceeded's msg minutes later but there is once I only rx the same msg
days later ?!

Mail box quotas are not handled by XP but by whomever is "managing"
the mail box at the place your are sending the msg.

Also, you should "phrase" the messages correctly and not us SMS or
chat style.

 

[Skyson]

Hi all, sorry for all the confusion, let me rephrase myself. There is
sometime when I send email(from home) to someone(ie. company account), I rx
rebound email msg minutes later from the recipient side stating that his
email mailbox quota has exceeded. Where else recently when I sent to another
person(also company account), I only rx similar rebound email almost 3 days
later stating the same problem ! My question is why the 1st case take only
few minutes but the 2nd case take several days to respond back ? Thnks for
all the reply again !

 

[smlunatick]

Hi all, sorry for all the confusion, let me rephrase myself. There is
sometime when I send email(from home) to someone(ie. company account), I rx
rebound email msg minutes later from the recipient side stating that his
email mailbox quota has exceeded. Where else recently when I sent to another
person(also company account), I only rx similar rebound email almost 3 days
later stating the same problem ! My question is why the 1st case take only
few minutes but the 2nd case take several days to respond back ? Thnks for
all the reply again !






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This "rebound" still is with the "destination" person's email account
and their ISP's email server system. Ther are several different email
server systems and each are configured differentlt so this is still
not a problem based from Windows XP.