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What I mean is when we try to access the Internet from more than 5 machines, the 6th machine can not access it.

I am not sure. Here is what the show ver says regarding the license. Thanks for the quick response :) Licensed Features: Failover: Enabled VPN-DES: Enabled VPN-3DES: Disabled Maximum Interfaces: 6 Cut-through Proxy: Enabled Guards: Enabled Websense...

We are using a PIX 501 and 515. Both boxes seem to limit the number of internal pcs that can access the Internet. Any suggestions?

I believe they are right. Here is a little more information. We moved last year and received a different range of public IPs from our ISP. Our old publix MX record was 166.90.163.134. Our new address as of last November is 66.118.31.132. We only have two customers that send us email and we...

Hi. We are still having this problem. Sometimes it takes up to 4 days to reveive email. One strange thing is this only seems to happen when they send a new email to us. If they respond to one of our emails, we get it right away.

I am logged in as domain admin. Would that make a difference?

We are trying to run the net time command from one of our DCs to the main DC. When doing so, we get the following error: C:\Documents and Settings\Administrator>net time \\atascosa /set /y System error 5 has occurred. Access is denied.

It says unable to relay. Thanks for your help!

The Pix command seemed to fix our problem. Thank you so much. You saved me a lot time. Thanks again!

It did pass the test you sent, but there were 23 outgoing queues this morning, some messages had not sent, and some had.

We have tried all of those settings, but no luck. We are still being used as a relay.

Some of them are leaving and some of them are not. I assume those that are not are undeliverable.

Once I closed the relay, I deleted all of the existing messages, stopped the stmp service, and knew ones are still popping up about every three or four minutes.

I have been gone for an hour and there are 20 different outbound queues, all of which are unknown to us. Fortunatly, we only have three people in our company, so I pretty much know what emails we are sending.

We have done every thing Microsoft says to do to stop relay and we still are being used as a relay. We have followed the following steps as well: To close your open relay on Exchange 2000, do the following. In System Manger…. Expand Servers, Expand , Expand Protocols, Expand SMTP then...