Since Monday we've noticed severe delays when sending
mail. Items enter the queue under the SMTP virtual
server, yet take hours (some days) to actually be sent.
There are no problems however, with inbound mail.

I have an Exchange server 2000 server with relay disabled
and checked. I continue to get queued mail in the queue
folder and when I look at them they are for other domains.
This seems to indicate to me that relaying is still

we have e2k running well, but i am concerned because when
i view the smtp service, it shows a ton of connections for
a long time in seconds, usually several of the same
junkmail domains.  i feel that i may not be allowing

Earlier there was a thread on this group title SMTP Configuration
question
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1480%40tk2msftngp13.phx.gbl&rnum=7&prev=/groups%3Fhl%3Den%26lr%3D%26ie%3DUTF-8%2
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I am running Exchange 2003 on SBS 2003 and have wierd
problem with sending some outbound SMTP messages. The
queues will be created for the emails but they will never
be delivered nor will they create a NDR. Some queues are

I get an NDR when sending out an email.
<#5.5.0 smtp;553-Sorry, your IP address 0.0.0.0 has been>
an there it stops. I can't seem to send email to this one spesific domain.
Anyone with an answer.

An Exchange 2000 server has suddenly become my
responsibility although it's located in a remote
location. It accesses the outside world through a
Netscreen firwall but it's continually hammering it,

I can open OWA inside the LAN via the server local
IP/exchange.  But from the web I get "404 Not Found"
error.  I can access the IIS Default page and port 80 is
forwarded to the server?

We have an Exchange server and I want to set priorities for email going
through the server between "High", "Low", and "Normal."  I'd like all
regular emails to be set to "normal", emails we send out via broadcast to be
"low", and emails sent when someone requests a password from our ...

Newbie questions. RPCs over HTTP sounds great. So when used with Exchange
Server 2003, is Outlook 2003 Internet traffic encrypted by default? Or is
something like a VPN connection still required?
Also is OWA traffic encrypted, also? Or is a HTTPS connection required?

Pardon the cross posting but I have scoured the Exchange and the Windows
newsgroups with no success.
Windows Server 2003 (and XP) has a folder called Saved Queries in Active
Directory Users and Computers.

Good morning,
Can you help me to install and the MSMQ Exchange Connector between a
Exchange 2K and a Windows 2K.
I try to use the mqexchng.exe (under c:\winnt\system32) but I always have

I have newsgroups configured and now i would like
configure notification to some clients when any
newsgroups have changed... for the user who post the and
for another that i will specifie.

How can I get/send mail from/to Hotmail & Yahoo accounts.

I am used to administration in Exch 5.5 now started working on Ex2k3..... I
would like to know like Ex5.5 is there a GAL in Ex2003 which can be viewed
easy and check the properties..
regards,