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You should check out the Microsoft Exchange Troubleshooting Assistant. The tool executes a set of troubleshooting steps to identify the root cause of performance, mail flow and database mounting issues.
Below are screen shots from the product that highlight the feature I believe would suit your question the best:
This is a screen shot of the main page of the product:
Figure 1. This page outlines the three main components of the product -- performance, mail flow and database recovery management.
Once you select Mail Flow Troubleshooter, you will see the following page (figure 2) which lists various symptoms. You will notice one option that matches your original question:
Figure 2. The Exchange Mail Flow Troubleshooter.
If you Next through a couple more pages of environment specific data, you should be able to identify the mail flow issues in your environment.
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Related information from SearchExchange.com:
Tutorial: How to use SMTP queues to troubleshoot mail flow
Expert Advice: Mail flow problems with new Exchange 2003 server
Best Practices: SMTP virtual server and connector configurations
Free Download: Microsoft Exchange Troubleshooting Assistant
Reference Center: Microsoft Exchange administration tools
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