The users each have an Internet e-mail account and an
Exchange account setup in their Outlook clients.  When e-
mail is sent to an internet address, the from address is
showing the Exchange server domain as the location the

I have this exchange 2003 box running on w2k, some outside users are using
POP3, the problem is that some usernames are with a space (First Last) and
Outlook keeps rejecting it, so I changed the username under the 'account'
tab in Active Directory Users and Computers but outlook ...

I have W2K server and Exchange 2000 server running all the
latest service packs. I have relaying turned off and no
other IMC to override the settings, however everyday my
SMTP queue is bombarded with junk queues to send email

Every so often when my Exhange 2000 server seems hammered, and I am receiving
the systems NDR's in my inbox, I check the "SMTP Virtual Server" and the
"current sessions" and find one unidentified user randomly named, logged in
and attempting to spam the world mostly from ...

Hellow All
I have Exchange 2000 SP3 + Windows 2000 SP4.
Some mail from Internet shows incorrectly. It looks like codepage is
incorrect. There is codepage WIN1251 in mail header. I understand that

I have a situation where on installing the first Exchange 2003 server into
an existing Exchange 5.5 Organisation, the installation of the System
Attendant fails due to the Windows 2003 "domain controllers in use are not
responding" resulting in an incomplete Exchange 2003 install.

I found a post from May 2004, where someone had exactly the same problem, but could not find a response.  I need help.
I have a Win2k SBS Prem with ISA and Exchange installed.  It has been functional for about 2 years.  Just recently we needed to
add POP3 access for a client ...

I've noticed obscure ip or connection names currently connected to my
exchange2000 server.  I'm fairly new to exchange technology.  Any light
someone can shed on this topic would be appreciated.
Smoky.

Scenario:
I have an Exch2000 on a Win2000 server. 300 users running Outlook 2000 on a
internal network without problems. Then I have around 300 users running pop3
through Outlook 2000 or Outlook Express. Normally the setup is our server as