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Cannot receive greater than 10mb attachment - Exchange 2010 + ForeFront - includes SP1 and Rollup 7

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Hi, where am I missing the magic to allow in a 14mb attachment.

Error is always "routing.sizelimit message size exceeds fixed maximum size for route"

Changed Golbal settings (send and receive), Hub SMTP settings (Internal, external, Fax (SBS2011))

get-transportconfig, shows

ExternalDsnMaxMessageAttachSize     : 80 MB (83,886,080 byt

InternalDsnMaxMessageAttachSize     : 80 MB

MaxReceiveSize                      : 29.53 MB

MaxSendSize                         : 29.53 MB

Changed the Changed Hub Transport , SMTP connectoid settings to 59 MB

* Restarted Exchanges server . Still error

Checked User a/c settings get-mailbox and confirmed 'no limit for send or recieve'

Checked User's detailed account settings : get-mailbox -id username |fl

results

ProhibitSendQuota                      : unlimited
ProhibitSendReceiveQuota               : unlimited
RecoverableItemsQuota                  : unlimited
RecoverableItemsWarningQuota           : unlimited

MaxSendSize                            : unlimited
MaxReceiveSize                         : unlimited

Waited 2 hours for cache of settings. Also restarted all of Exchange and ForeFront services.

All Exchange SP2 and Rollup 7 applied, foreFront SP applied.

Disabled DEFAULT Internet SMTP hub and recreated new SMTP Internet sender connectoid. Test message to new Internet connectoid works fine. Test new Internet settings with 14 MB attachment = fail .

ForeFront set to 'no action' on filtering of attachment but record 'incident' but there is no incident recorded.

Confirmed with ISP there is not any SMTP /25 limiting. Used good ref http://exchangepedia.com/2007/09/exchange-server-2007-setting-message-size-limits.html

Strange when I try to see the log of messages that have failed because they are too large; there is none returned.

Get-MessageTrackingLog -EventID FAIL | where {$_.RecipientStatus -like “*RecipSizeLimit*”}

Any ideas where to look?

Cheers,

John - i'm out_theback


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