>OK -- that could be the cause of the problem, even if mailboxes are limited
>in size. If there is a large volume of traffic (lots of people on mailing
>lists, for example), that could make the problem worse.
This is still the development server before deploying the product into
production. I've got 4-5 "active" accounts, all used by me for test
purposes. So traffic at the moment is minimal. However, that will change
drastically once we go into production.
>Normally, I would recommend that you continue using IMail AntiVirus, and
>not use a separate product to protect the mailserver. If you are not
>running other services (such as web or ftp), it should be extremely
>difficult for a virus to infect the server if you are reasonably careful
>(for example, by not installing a mail client on there, or testing new
>programs).
Currently this server runs only IMail, since I'm trying to configure it
exactly as I'll set it up in production. It's a bare-bones W2K ADV Server.
IIS is installed, but only the web service, not MS SMTP. IISAdmin and the
webservice are both Disabled in control panel, and I've got the IMail web
messaging set to port 80.
>If you do have other services, or may not be as careful as you could be
>(for example, several other people have access to the mailserver)
NTFS permissions and user rights are strictly controlled. Only me, my
backup and the web master (for modification of the web interface) have
access to the box.
-V�ctor
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