Thursday, July 4, 2013

Transport architecture from the perspective of the Management Shell


This section briefly reviews the core transport architecture from the perspective of the Management Shell

Get-Queue
Set-Queue
Suspend-Queue
Resume-Queue
Retry-Queue
Get-TransportPipeline
Get-TransportServer
Set-TransportServer
Get-TransportConfig
Set-TransportConfig
Get-NetworkConnectionInfo

To view the Hub Transport pipeline, use the Get-TransportPipeline cmdlet as shown in
The TransportPipeline cmdlet also exposes two transport agents installed by default on the Hub Trans port server: the Journaling Agent and the Transport Rule Agent














Messages can enter the transport pipeline through any of four methods:
* Through an SMTP Receive Connector communicating on port 25.
* Through message files dropped into the Pickup or Replay directories.
* Through placement of messages in the Submission queue by the store driver.
* Through message submission via an agent.

How to get delaynotifiaction and messageExpiration timeout










Using the Set-TransportServer cmdlet you can modify these settings.







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