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I am sending the requested log files now. In the PageGate.log file, look for the sender named WoTicket@no-reply.com for examples of the malformed message.

Ref: Page Gate 4.0

We have been using PageGate for a couple years and recently made a change in the way we are delivering the SMTP message to the PageGate server. The recipients are workers carrying alpha pagers and are now getting "garbage" for the body of the message, although the subject line is fine. The carrier for the alpha pagers is actually our own system on the roof that transmits to pagers on our premises.

We recognize that we have changed the delivery of the message and as a result have slightly changed the SMTP message construction. Under the new method, the message is generated on a SQL Server and it is relaying it to our Exchange 2007 server. Exchange has a Send-To connector that sends the message to the PageGate Server using SMTP.

The message is delivered to the correct pager, however, the body of the message is garbage. Any ideas of where to look? Messages that originate on the same SQL Server are being succesfully sent to other SMS devices and email systems.

Example
Subject: 421-424 Down
Body: NDIxLTQyNCBPdmVuOiXadhskVlsdk9jsdHJLnsdfhuGa

Author	Message
Topic: Processing Inbound SMTP messages
drausch Replies: 5 Views: 13768	Forum: PageGate Support Posted: Fri Jul 02, 2010 11:04 am Subject: Inbound SMTP messages
drausch Replies: 5 Views: 13768	I am sending the requested log files now. In the PageGate.log file, look for the sender named WoTicket@no-reply.com for examples of the malformed message.
Topic: Processing Inbound SMTP messages
drausch Replies: 5 Views: 13768	Forum: PageGate Support Posted: Fri Jul 02, 2010 10:38 am Subject: Processing Inbound SMTP messages
drausch Replies: 5 Views: 13768	Ref: Page Gate 4.0 We have been using PageGate for a couple years and recently made a change in the way we are delivering the SMTP message to the PageGate server. The recipients are workers carrying alpha pagers and are now getting "garbage" for the body of the message, although the subject line is fine. The carrier for the alpha pagers is actually our own system on the roof that transmits to pagers on our premises. We recognize that we have changed the delivery of the message and as a result have slightly changed the SMTP message construction. Under the new method, the message is generated on a SQL Server and it is relaying it to our Exchange 2007 server. Exchange has a Send-To connector that sends the message to the PageGate Server using SMTP. The message is delivered to the correct pager, however, the body of the message is garbage. Any ideas of where to look? Messages that originate on the same SQL Server are being succesfully sent to other SMS devices and email systems. Example Subject: 421-424 Down Body: NDIxLTQyNCBPdmVuOiXadhskVlsdk9jsdHJLnsdfhuGa