XFOR: Slow Processing of Internet Messages with MIME Bodyparts

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Because it is unlikely that valid messages will be nested to much more than 30 levels, the Microsoft Exchange information store should not try to process messages beyond this point. A new registry key has been added in the fix referred to in the STATUS section above that limits the amount of nesting the information store will process. The registry switch is at:

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\MSExchangeIs\Parame
tersSystem\InternetContent\LimitNestingLevels
				

If this entry is missing, a default of 30 nested MIME bodyparts will be processed per message. Specifying a DWORD value will prevent messages from being processed with nested bodyparts above that level. A value of zero will prevent all messages containing MIME bodyparts from being processed.