>The monitor server says that SMTP is down TCP1. Also, the CPU usage is
>almost 100%.
If you go to Task Manager, you can see which process is at 100%.
>07:26 13:58 SMTP-(000002D6) Trying hideawaymusic.com (0)
>07:26 13:58 SMTP-(000002D6) Connect hideawaymusic.com [209.111.228.214:25]
>(1)
>07:26 14:00 SMTP-(000002D9) rl-recv: (00002746) connection reset
This could be a network problem, if you can't connect to mail servers (but
it could be a problem with this specific server).
>07:26 14:00 SMTP-(000002D9) Trying sirs.com (0)
>07:26 14:00 SMTP-(000002D9) Connect sirs.com [207.43.81.8:25] (1)
>07:26 14:00 SMTP-(00000209) rl-recv: (00002746) connection reset
Strike 2; this is probably a problem on your end.
>07:26 14:02 SMTP-(00000209) MX connect fail "192.168.1.1"
Here, your mail server can't connect because you are trying to send an
E-mail to a domain that is not set up properly (192.168.x.x are private IP
addresses that you can't connect to over the Internet). That's not your fault.
>07:26 15:34 SMTP-(000002D6) Trying swbell.net (0)
>07:26 15:34 SMTP-(000002D6) Connect swbell.net [151.164.30.25:25] (1)
>07:26 15:34 SMTP-(000002D6) 500 5.7.2 Mail from 216.227.62.59 refused, for
>info go to http://www.mail-abuse.org/rss/
Uh-oh, you're in RSS. That's not good. Were you bad and sending spam?
>07:26 15:35 SMTP-(000002D9) Connect soca.com [206.13.28.142:25] (1)
>07:26 15:35 SMTP-(000002D9) 500 5.7.1 Mail from 216.227.62.59 refused, see
>http://www.mail-abuse.org/rss/
Uh-oh, you're in RSS. That's not good. Were you bad and sending spam?
>07:26 15:36 SMTP-(000002D9) Connect swbell.net [151.164.30.25:25] (1)
>07:26 15:36 SMTP-(000002D9) 500 5.7.2 Mail from 216.227.62.59 refused, for
>info go to http://www.mail-abuse.org/rss/
Uh-oh, you're in RSS. That's not good. Were you bad and sending spam?
>07:26 15:36 SMTP-(000002D6) >RCPT To:<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>07:26 15:36 SMTP-(000002D6) 553 5.3.0 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>... Open spam relay -
>see http://www.mail-abuse.org/rss/
Uh-oh, you're in RSS. That's not good. Were you bad and sending spam?
You need to go to http://www.mail-abuse.org/rss/ and see what you did
wrong. You need to mend your ways before servers will start trusting you
again.
-Scott
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