Recent content by keithschm

Gotcha here is my issue, I have 2 email servers 1 hosted by our web host (mydomain.com) and 1 exchange internal to our office. our internal also sends email with (mydomain.com) but since the rDNS for Mydomain.com points to the hosted email, Emails sent from the internal Email server sometimes...

Thanks for the response. So I am guessing that I have to add the ip address to my DNS provider Network Solutions? I do not think that I need a secondary MX record as it is only sending mail not receving? or am I just confused.

I have 2 Email Servers, 2 different IP address and 1 domain name. My question is can you have 2 IP's in a Domian Mx record so both IP's will pass the reverse DNS test? Since only 1 is assocated the other fails to pass through some spam filters. Thanks

what I have found with this POS software is that you have to copy your license file to very PC and server in order for it to work properly. This includes if you use their deployment tool. The license file "ca.olf" is located in C:\Program Files\CA\SharedComponents\CA_LIC Make sure all...

well I tried the exmerge thing and the same errors came back. I can not find those emails any where. Any other suggestions? Thanks again for all of your help.

Yes I did

thanks for the reply. I have all the latest. No 3rd party exchange or outlook programs. I read all the KB's and none of them apply.

My application log fills up every day with these. Event Type: Error Event Source: MSExchangeIS Mailbox Store Event Category: General Event ID: 1084 Date: 9/3/2008 Time: 3:35:27 PM User: N/A Computer: SERVER7 Description: There is corruption in rich text format (RTF). Compressed RTF size...

when it comes to lotus notes I am a complete noob. I have spent weeks on trying to speed up our server. we only use it for database with forms. no email clients or anything else. I was able to clean up the database to get is down to 800mb from 1.2 gig. That did not really solve the problem...

EdwinSKH you da man; fixed my issue. That is what I get for playing thanks

Just make sure you have your firewall configured correctly, and point the requsts to your server. then just access your server from outside using a web browser. basicly the link would be your wan ip address /exchange

I don't know. It not causing any problems. my 3 web sites and exchange and ftp and terminal server are all working with no issues. I just hate seen the system log full message

after installing windows 2000 server, updating all service packs and fixs. I ran configure your server. In there I selected AD. While AD was installing it ask me if I wantted to set up DNS or let the system do it for me. I let it do it for me.

no, I did not run dcpropmo. I let AD setup DNS

anybody