How to remove queue mails in exchange 2003

Question: How to remove queue mails in exchange 2003?

Answer:

Using a graphical user interface

1. 
   
   Open the Exchange System Manager (Exchange System Manager.msc).
2. 
   
   Expand the organization Administrative Groups target administrative group Servers.
3. 
   
   Expand the appropriate server container and select the Queues object.
4. 
   
   The right pane will display all queues on this server, including MTA, SMTP, and foreign connector queues.
5. 
   
   Click the Source field of the header to group the queues according to the component that they are associated with and find the appropriate SMTP virtual server.
6. 
   
   Click on a queue to select it and click Find Messages, or double-click the queue to open the search window. By default, the search will return 100 messages at a time.
7. 
   
   If you wish to restrict the search, modify the search parameters.
8. 
   
   Click Find Now.
9. 
   
   Select the message to delete by clicking on it; you can use Shift and Ctrl with additional clicks to select multiple messages. Right-click your selection, select one of the two Delete options, and confirm the deletion    

  

1. 
   
   Deleting Messages from the Badmail Folder
2. 
   

   Problem

   You need to delete messages from the badmail folder of your Exchange virtual server.

   
   

   Solution

   
   

   Using a graphical user interface

   First, run the Badmail Delete and Archival script (BadmailAdminTool) with default parameters:

   1. 
      
      Download the BadmailAdminTool from:

      http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?familyid=782aaf0f-6239-40ad-adda-97863d852ff7&displaylang=en

   2. 
      
      Extract it to a directory of your choice.
   3. 
      
      Open a command prompt and navigate to the BadmailAdminTool directory.
   4. 
      
      Run the following command:

      > cscript.exe badmailadmin.wsf

   Next, schedule the BadmailAdminTool script to run with default parameters:

   1. 
      
      Open Scheduled Tasks (All Programs Accessories System Tools Scheduled Tasks).
   2. 
      
      Click Add Scheduled Tasks, then click Next.
   3. 
      
      Browse to the directory where you installed the BadmailAdminTool and selectbadmailadmin.wsf.
   4. 
      
      Leave the default task name. Select a schedule for the new task: Daily, Weekly, Monthly, One time only, When my computer starts, or When I log on and click Next.
   5. 
      
      Provide the scheduled time and day to run the script on and click Next.
   6. 
      
      Provide a user account with local administrative and Exchange Administrator rights to run the script and click Next.
   7. 
      
      Check the Open advanced properties for this task when I click Finish checkbox and click Finish.
   8. 
      
      Modify the task to provide the specific script parameters you desire.