Connection retry values determine how often and how long the
system tries to connect or transfer messages before sending an NDR.
The X.400 service MTA properties enable you to set the default
X.400 service attributes, such as connection retry values, for
X.400 connectors.
Note Changes to the
Override values for one connector do not affect message
transfer over any other connector. If you do not specify override
values, the X.400 service uses the default stack values when
connecting to a remote X.400 system.
On the Start menu, point to
Programs, point to Microsoft Exchange, and then click
System Manager.
Navigate to the
X.400 container in the console tree.
System Manager
Administrative Group or
Organization
Servers
Server
Protocols
X.400
Right-click X.400, click Properties, and then
click the Messaging Defaults tab.
Under Connection retry values, in Maximum open
retries, type a value for the maximum number of times that the
system tries to open a connection before it sends an NDR. The
default is 144 seconds.
In Maximum transfer retries, type a value for the
maximum number of times that the system tries to transfer a message
across an open connection. The default is 2 seconds.
In Open interval (sec), type a value for the number of
seconds the system waits after an error before attempting to reopen
a connection. The default is 600 seconds.
In Transfer interval (sec), type a value for the number
of seconds the system waits after a message transfer fails before
resending a message across an open connection. The default is 120
seconds.
Tip To restore Exchange
default values, click Reset Default Value.