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Intermittent Invalid Recipient Rejected (R4) Responses for Dallas Datacenter Resolved

Posted on November 26, 2013 by

Engineers have determined the root cause of intermittent recipient rejected (R4) errors to be a corrupted view on one of the replicated configuration databases. The server has been removed from the pool and the issue is resolved.

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