06-26-2006 07:46 PM - edited 03-18-2019 06:04 PM
The following unknown ext's are logged in event log, These ext's are not defined any where.
5615 - This ext is logged when mailbox is full for any user
4765 - This Ext is logged when the user (any user) enter's a invalid password
4753 - This Ext is logged when the account of any user is locked out
OS-Windows 2000 sp4
Unity 4.0(5)
06-27-2006 08:18 AM
Can you post the full text of one of the event log messages you're talking about?
Also, you can search in the vw_DTMFAccessId table using CUDLE (you'll find it in the Tools Depot on your desktop) - there may be extensions defined somewhere that you're not seeing. If you look in this table it should find them regardless of what type of object they're associated with and you can run them down from there.
06-27-2006 05:48 PM
06-28-2006 06:45 AM
Well, the problem is those error messages are not indicating there is extension 5615 or 4765 - those are message IDs.
The first message indicatess the mailbox attached to the user with extension 4003 is full. That's it. The 5615 is a message ID, not an extension. All this error is indicating is that user sent a message and since his mailbox is full, Exchange will not allow us to send it on their behalf so we have to send it as an unknown caller to get around it. This is a warning to let you know that you need to get that guy's quota up or have them clean up their inbox. We cannot get around the Exchange inbox limit enforcement rules.
On the 2nd error, the only extension noted in there is [1194] - the 4765 is just a message Id number - it's not an extesnsion. As the error message states, the user called from 1194 and entered an invalid PW when attempting to get into that mailbox (this is for tracking crackers who may be hitting your system).
06-28-2006 04:59 PM
Thanks, I know what those events mean,
1)ok than where are these message id's defined,
2)Is this the default behaviour, ie:- these message
id's would always appear when we get the above
events.
Regards,
Avinash
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