Not all but some emails that are sent to us..get bounced
back to them with a delayed notice. I've checked
dns....and everywhere else i can think of. I don't
understand why i can get email from some people..but

I hope someone can help me with a problem with my exchange
2000 server.
I have internal users who send/receive users.  I also have
users around the country that connect to the IP address of

We have one Exchange 2000 server that we migrated to from
an exchange 5.5 server.  Everything went fine during the
migration.  Our 5.5 server IMC was forwarding all emails
to a smarthost.  Our smarthost is an smtp

I have had this problem before.  The mail server stops
routing mail.  I try to stop and restart the smtp service
it won't stop.  
Last time this happened I reinstalled the smtp service

here is the issue
- W2K/Exch 2K box
- changed ISP's about a couple of weeks ago
- ensure that all MX records and A records are up to date

I am getting this error message on one of my servers:
Network problems are preventing communication with the
Exchange server.  (IABContainer::ResolveNames
(EMS_AB_ADDRESS_LOOKUP))

Mistakenly " All Global Address Lists" and "Default Global
Address List". How can I create both in my Exchange server.
(I have exchange 2000 with sp3)

I am recovering from a shutdown of the message database due to reaching the 16GB limit.  I have done the recovery steps to temporarily increase the store limits by an additional 1GB.  All Exchange services seem to be starting properly.  However no incoming mail is being processed ...

Does anyone know if there is a way to delay a delivery of
email.
What I want to do is that when the sender, press "Send" in
Outlook I would like the email to wait for three minutes

My users want to connect externally to our internal Exchange 2k3 servers
using RPC over HTTP.  Do I still have to enable SSL encryption on my servers
to make this secure?
Many thanks

How do I configure Exchange 2000 to route all outgoing
mail from network users to an ISP's smtp server?
Authentication would be required with a user name and
password.

I've got 3 E2K routing groups, in hub-spoke manner.
ie. A <-> B <-> C
However, routing group C has errors like EventID 929, which refers to the
connectors in routing group A and B.

Each of our clients are using Outlook 2002. The clients
are contected to a Exchane Server but recieve there
emails through POP. Presently our emails are being housed
on the Exchange Server and the Exchange is really only

Greetings -
I have a situation in which a particular internal user (A) cannot send a message to another internal user (B), but she (A) can send to other internal users. When A tries to email B, she gets back the following NDR:

when my server have some problems,such as IS is down,after
the server goes ok,have some mails in unreachable
queqe.sender is: servername-IS and recevier
is:otherservername-IS.