I am desperatly looking for some help with create a transport (I think
I want transport instead of protocol) sink. I wish to log every email
that passes thru my SMTP server. Any help with sample code and
installation of the sink would be appreciated. BTW, I ONLY have the

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 have an Exchange 2003 server handling mails for several domains and the
mails themselfs work fine, the NDRs however do not.
The setup is:
domain.local is the local domain, Exchange does not handle mail for this

OK. heres somethign really wierd.  
I have a front end/back end setup.  Front end is in dmz.  Back end is
inside.  Its a TEXT BOOK SETUP!  It works GREAT.  Now, on the DMZ with my
front end is my SPAM FIREWALL.  THis thing is worth its weight in PLATINUM.  

I just realized that since installation(2 monthss ago) some email received
via a POP3 connector are stuck in the categorizer
(looking at the message tracking center...it stops at "SMTP:massage
submitted to categorizer")

When some of my users send emails and emails with attachments, the body of
the emails come out blank. It is even blank in the sent items folder.

Sorry for the dual post, but I still have not received
any information on this.
I have one client and one user who receive the following
error when trying to connect to our server via SMTP.  I

Hello all,
This is the second time this has happened. Both times it happened on a
Tuesday evening.
Here is the situation:

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enables Microsoft Exchange Server 2000/2003 (Small Business Server

I am running exchange server 2000 (with service pack 3) on
a windows 2000 server (with service pack 4).
Here's the deal:  I need to track down which workstation
is sending some messages.  I have the offending emails in

Current scenario is as per the following:
Mail To/From Internet--->E2K FE <----RGC1----> 1st BE <-----RGC2-----> 2nd BE
Based on the above setup, we have E2K based Front End server accepting and
delivering Emails to/from Internet and Back End servers. The connectivity to

I recently installed exch server 2003 on windows 2000 srvphk 3 machine.
did not receive any errors during installation.  We receiving mail when I
noticed that I was being used as a relay. I stopped the SMTP virtual
serverand stopped the relay.

I have two Exchange 2000 servers, one server receives all the mail from the
Internet and the other sends all mail to the Internet. This is not how I
want it.
How do I tell the one server not to send mail to the Internet but to send it