One user can send mail but not receive it (exchange 2000). He not only can't
get e-mail from inside / outside of your network, he can't even e-mail
himself. All other users can send and receive.
I see all of the e-mails in the SMTP queue. I have tried forcing the

   We are running Exchange 2000 on a Windows 2000 server that is the Global
Catalog server.  We followed the steps listed in knowledgebase articles
270836 and  298369 and set the ports as follows:
Global Catalog Server Port = 1273

We are trying to add a disclaimer to outgoing SMTP
messages but we are having trouble registering the event
sink. We are getting a an ´already binded message´.
Has anyone done this before?

For the past few days the exchange server at one of the
clients that my company services has been having some
problems.  It started when a user sent a 32Mb file to 22
reciepents.  Since then Exchange has been messed up.  

I have a question,
if I have only 3 email address in AD(user1@mydomain, user2@mydomain, user3@mydomain),
how can I redirect all incoming mails that they are not exist(like aaaaa@mydomain.com) to user1@mydomain?
I want to receive all mails that they sent to mydomain but with ...

I am having an issue with only a few companies of the
countless companies we deal with.
Whenever they send an email to a recipient here at our
company, the initial email is sent from xyz.come to our

My exchange2000 is not able to send mails to a particular
domain vsnl.net
The same will remain in que and send a failure
notice "Could not deliver the message in the time limit

This is still related to my previous post.
We are currently looking at us victims of "email spoofing"
Some of our recipients still doesn't receive our emails and some does.
No NDR's are being generated and send to the sender. Does anyone has any

hello sir
    I  am studing the .ost(microsoft exchange/outlook offline file) file
format and the header of the .ost file for a case study submission to my
college. Plz help me by giving information about the format and header of

I have conducted a Exchange 5.5 to 2000 migration and trying to test out
migration with a simple send mail and receive mail. However, I discover that
the mail reply is not receive by the intended receipient. Closer look at the
event viewer shows this error msg. I had been ...

When I send and attachement to one specific domain, not everyone in that
organization recieves the attachment.  When I watch the email leave our
exchange smtp Queue, the message gets split into two.  The first message
appears to contain the attachement, it is relative to the size ...

I am getting this error sending to one domain, all other Internet mail is
flowing as normal. I verified that the address is correct by sending from a
Hotmail account, however, no one in my domain can send to this remote
domain. I have posted the event log below. I get all three from ...

I would like to install a Windows 2003 in my DMZ as an SMTP gateway.
The company is not using Exchange as messaging system.
On my DMZ smtp gateway, I would like to be able to check, when I receive an
email, if this user exist in my messaging system.

On 2 different servers mail remains in the outbound SMTP
queue.  This mail is being sent to known good domains.  
It appears that some domain work while others remain in
the queue until the server is reset, once reset the mail

SBS 2000, Exchange 2000
The problem I have had for several months is:
e-mail is being sent to users @ my domain that don't exist,
example: george@mydomain.com, then I get an NDR from postmaster as follows.