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How to stop Event log entries for "Message '<9f567ffd1a744713bd53a95ffd7e8655@MBX01.domain.com>' has no recipients"

ChadPremoe

I see quite a few of these messages in my Event log. The message is actually an Exchange 2013 mailbox health probe. Is there a way to stop these warnings from appearing in my event logs?

Log Name:      Application
Source:        PureMessage
Date:          8/21/2015 8:56:32 PM
Event ID:      98
Task Category: None
Level:         Warning
Keywords:      Classic
User:          N/A
Computer:      mbx01.domain.com
Description:
Message '<9f567ffd1a744713bd53a95ffd7e8655@LCYPRDINT-MBX01.Corp.HireRight.com>' has no recipients



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    Hi everyone,

    No worries about eventID 98.

    I believe that from MS Exchange 2013 CU9 (not 100% sure about this), Microsoft implemented something new and now Exchange sends probe emails to itself, just to check health on the transport pipeline.

    You should see an eventID 98  per database every 5 minutes...let's say you have 1 public store and a private store...Puremessage logs 2 events because the emails don't have any recipient.

    If you guys enable journaling on Exchange, you should be able to see those emails.

    Hope this helps!

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    Hi everyone,

    No worries about eventID 98.

    I believe that from MS Exchange 2013 CU9 (not 100% sure about this), Microsoft implemented something new and now Exchange sends probe emails to itself, just to check health on the transport pipeline.

    You should see an eventID 98  per database every 5 minutes...let's say you have 1 public store and a private store...Puremessage logs 2 events because the emails don't have any recipient.

    If you guys enable journaling on Exchange, you should be able to see those emails.

    Hope this helps!

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