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Dear @Usman,
To resolve this, Microsoft’s support team will need to step in. A technical support engineer can perform a remote session to investigate the situation verify the backend configurations and run any necessary synchronization tools to resolve the problem. If the issue requires further attention, they can refer it to a specialized team for deeper analysis.
I would recommend raising a support ticket through the Microsoft Engage Center, where support engineers can perform a deeper investigation and help troubleshoot the issue further. Please note that this is a paid ticket.
In the meantime, kindly review the message logs and the Exchange Server logs for any relevant issue or additional details:
Compare the message-tracking logs for both Message-ID values. Different Message-ID values usually suggest separate submissions, so identify the first transport event, source, client host, connector, and timestamp for each copy. Message tracking | Microsoft Learn
Review all relevant transport logs, not only the active queues. Check connectivity, protocol, agent, and message-tracking logs to determine whether the duplicate originated from Exchange, the WAF, an SMTP gateway, or another relay. Transport logs in Exchange Server | Microsoft Learn
Check connectors and migration routing. Make sure the former Exchange 2019 server and the new Exchange SE server are not both receiving the same SMTP traffic through DNS, load balancing, relay configuration, or application settings. Transport logs in Exchange Server | Microsoft Learn
Confirm message tracking is enabled on every Exchange server. Also verify the log path, retention period, and maximum directory size so that entries from the affected period are available. Configure message tracking | Microsoft Learn
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