I currently have a few users whose outlook blocks there PC's
on regular
intervals (in that case OUTLOOK.EXE is peaking for 4-5 minutes at 98%)
and in other instances they cannot use the buttons in the
toolbar (reply
etc)
Make sure they are not using MS Word as an email editor. I am
Now, for the problem.
I cannot send mail to anyone that is not in the gal.
Shouldn't I be able to send mail out regardless of whether my
domain is reistered?
You should be able to SEND mail with a bogus domain, but not receive
mail with it.
Keep in mind that some ISPs block port 25 (SMTP)
I'd stick my neck out and suggest xwall from
www.dataenter.at, only costs
around $300 and there's a demo so you can try it whilst
you've the immediate
problem to deal with.
I'll second the Xwall suggestion. It's basically a SMTP relay with
serious filtering and anti-spam features. It
It may be unrelated, but always helps: make sure your DNS is working
correctly and those windows 2000 clients can resolve the name of the
exchange server (NSLOOKUP exchsvrname)
-Kevin
-Original Message-
From: Shawn Connelly [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Posted At: Tuesday, August 19,
Are you being funny? There is definitely a M: drive! What
is that
He's saying IGNORE the M: drive. Don't use it for anything. Don't virus
scan it! Don't back it up!
-kevin
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Until recently, our Exchange 5.5 Server has been running
smoothly. Lately however, it has been running S..L..O..W
on occasions.
The only thing that's changed is we
have recently started upgrading some of our NT 4.0
workstations to Windows XP workstations.
Almost all those users
I've started a slow migration of users from a POP/SMTP system to
Exchange. I've moved over myself and a few other users. I recently run
into problem with low disk space! With only a few users on
Um... Sounds like you really need a larger disk.
The thing to remember is that your exchange
My first MX record is to dDoxs. My second is to my email
gateway, in case eDoxs is down. I'm wondering if spammers can
pick up on my second MX record and send directly to it.
Actually, it's very common for spammers to start at your lower priority
MX records. It makes sense for exactly the
I can see both sides of the argument here...
I have several clients running a program called Xwall.
Xwall allows you to specify Internet RBL/SPAM lists (We are using
SpamCop Osirusoft) It's also got a Bayesian filter.
You can specify what to do with the positive spam hits. For example, you
misspelled name. I'm not sure if these two are related or
now. How do I rename the mailbox, and the from name?
Right-click on the user's name in the MMC and select rename
-kevin
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Now wouldn't it be nice to have an addin for Outlook that replaced all
external content in a HTML message with blank graphics?
Sometimes it's nice to be able to see the HTML formatted correctly, but
not send back a flag saying your email address is valid.
Maybe and Exchange Event sink to do
You can do it quite easily in Outlook as well. Tools, Options, Email
options button. Look towards the bottom at the On Replies
and Forwards.
Odds are it is set to Include and indent original message text
Better yet: Forward as an attachment. This way you can easily response
to the person
I seem to be getting a flood of transaction log files on my
Server, and
each log file size is exactly 5 MB (5120KB). Does anyone know
if there is
a way to restrict the size or manage it.
You need to do a backup with an exchange aware backup utility to clear
the logs. NTBACKUP works fine
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