e was going to send me some contact info via email but
she said their email was down and didn't know when it would be back up. So, I
wouldn't put much stock in the "New and Improved" CA. Unless you like the witty
quips from 'Friends' as a response to your technical issu
Dan,
We are using the 2000 agent for exchange and it does have to be baby-sat.
It will work about 75% of the time. Usually the error we get is the
Backup agent RPC craps out. The other problem I've had is that everytime
you install a patch to either server, I have to re-establish the dbagent
p
We has a similar problem with a different error message, we were getting
(access denied) and we could mail from yahoo, hotmail, aol etc just not
from our domain to theirs. what the problem turned out to be was
the ISP's blocking our MX record IP from our isp. we were trying
to send to to @home,
the backup rpc agent need to be restarted or it will hang your exchange
box.
"Lefkovics, William" wrote:
Restart
RPC?Why
should I have to do that? Thank you. That's ANOTHER reason
NOT to use this product.William
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From: Tiffany Ernest [mailto:[EMAIL P
Once you get all of the patches, write a batch to restart the rpc service
before and after a job it works. I like their support, they have
been fairly attentive. We also use the inoculanIT for virus and suprisingly
all CA products don't always work well together. You have to make
sure you don'