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What is the best to achieve good logging when allowing external clients to connect to an exchange 2000 server remotely via pop? In exchange system manager within the protocols the logging for smtp and http (owa) can simply be set by doing properties on the virtual server and then enabling...

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Im having problems with exchange 2000 calendars and remote outlook users. For example, under an internal users' mapi profile structure they have outlook today --calendar --contacts Under this calendar they forward appointments both internally and externally The internal appointments are...

I have exchange 2000 installed, service pack3 plus the post SP3 roll up patch and windows 2000 SP4 outlook web access is working fine, ive added a simple html refresh page to send http://mail.domain.com to http://mail.domain.com/exchange The user is then prompted to login and can do...

I will also vouch for popcon, excellent piece of software which I used a long time ago as an intermediary to catch mail whilst swapping MX records. If you have a static IP it would be better to look at SMTP delivery but realise this may not be an option bear in mind there are problems with the...

http://www.msexchange.org/tutorials/MF001.html I have followed this article through and have firstly moved the transaction logs and system files to a different partition c: 6gig d: 35gig ive then moved the edb and stm files and restarted the store I can see the edb files have moved to...

I am having problems with the microsoft exchange event service which will not start Windows 2000 SP4, exchange 2000 with SP3 Exchange has installed, ive added a test mailbox with an SMTP mail address and send test mail to it. I can see the mail is hitting the new account, by expanding the...

Hi mattwray The url was in the link I posted via the security forums thread Here it is anyway http://www.gfi.com/mes/anti-spam_freeware.htm "GFI provides a freeware version of GFI MailEssentials that includes anti spam and disclaimer features. Using it, Exchange administrators can...

Ive installed SP4 on a few machines now, ranging from home machines through to 2000 serv and advanced server which are web facing boxes and quite critical On the whole its been fine, it would not install properly on one server at first effort but did the second time. Seems fine, havent noticed...

Id be interested in any resolution to the 'next hop' problem Please post a solution you have one and let everyone know how you got on good luck! -----------------------> http://exchange.security-forums.com http://www.security-forums.com

Great advice here, ive had to the same for the odd day here and there when arcserve 2000 decides to have 'its time of the month' ntbackup is exchange aware and you could simply dump the file to another network share/partition and simply backup the flat resulting .bkf file...

Indeed the correct way is to use a smarthost as stevethegeek suggested This means when an internal user sends a mail, rather than go straight out via your exchange server it is simply replayed to the ISP's SMTP and sent from there Assuming your IP has permission to relay through your ISPs...

Indeed as rvbrvb says a lot of establishments, especially if in far away countries will just ignore it There is a really nice thread here on reporting abuse, for the odd bit of spam its not worth it but for something malicious its probably worth a few minutes of your time blasting off an abuse...

GFI mail essentials is FREE for the anti-spam elements Ive also experimented with antispam protection at firewall SMTP proxy level with the likes of watchguard but this can get a little expensive with a large amount of users GFI talks to RBL(list of known relay servers) and can forward the...

Zoldy Ive just posted my solution to the exact same problem to another recent thread displaying the same problems Hopefully this will help you: thread858-578663 -----------------------> http://exchange.security-forums.com http://www.security-forums.com