I had recently discovered that although my Exchange Server
is set not to relay, that the local admin accoutn had been
compromised. That allowed them to send mail as if they
were from our domain, etc. (Thanks to Beth Belluardo)I had

It appears my Transport needs reconfiguring or AD needs
to be reinstalled...suggestions?  Errors are below.
The description for Event ID ( 2094 ) in Source (
MSExchangeDSAccess ) cannot be found. The local computer

How can I block a virus which spread as an attachment from
entering the exchange 2000 infrustracture when I know the
filename of the attached file and using the exchange 2000
server.

I am receiving the following error every 12-15 minutes.
Event Type:    Warning
Event Source:    MSExchangeTransport
Event Category:    Exchange Store Driver

We have a Active-Passive Exchange 2000 Cluster-
We don't allow NDR's to internet.
On one of our Node, In Application Event log, there are lot of events
occuring with Event ID 756.  (Example given below). This is generated

I've 2 E2K routing groups, Site A and B, connected via RGC.
When I send to an internal recipient in from Site A to B, the message is
able to deliver successfully.
When I send mail from Site B to a recipient in Site A, the message went to

We had a situation that somehow wiped out the E00 log
files so that I couldn't do a recovery.  I tried the
doing the information from the knowledge base article
175278.  I couldn't get any of it to run.  I copied out

oops, I made a mistake on the artcile number, still
blurry eyed from the all nighters fixing this thing.  The
correct number is 313184

I have a local domain named xxxx.lan and a internet/mail
domain xxxx.nl on a SBS 2000 server
I'm having problems getting mail true to the postmaster of
the Internet domain. It keeps getting bounced if the

I'm looking for a product that could add domain check by looking up DNS
records on incoming mail at the SMTP virtual Server. This is to prevent
SPAM.
TIA

Don't know what I did but it happened after installing the
latest patch.
Now all incoming and outgoing mail is stuck in the Default
SMTP Queue called "Messages awaiting directory lookup."  

I have a server = win2000 and exchange2000
another server =win2003 and exchange2003
I can transport emails, calendar, of the each account from Server win2000 to
another

We cannot send to the following recipient.  This stopped
working this week.  We have tried sending messages to them
via aol and a hotmail account with no problems. Help? Here
is the system Attendat message.

i cant figure out why my email came to a crawl overnight.
i ran the eseutil and it took 5 hours. but completed
successfully. the rest of the network is fine. i was
running an audit the other day to catch all incoming and

I have a exchange 2000 server running smoothly on my
network. now i want to restrict group of users from
sending and receiving internet mails. only they must send
and receive local mailings.