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I've just started getting 2 Event Errors on Exch 5.5 SP4: Event ID 4130 Source: MSExchangeIMC The Internet Mail Service was unable to archive a message because MoveFile failed with error code 0x00000020 while attempting to move C:\EXCHSRVR\imcdata\in\H4JXQZFR to...

Thanks. It does seem to work okay on XP workstations. We just bought a new server upon which we'll install eTrust 7--should be pretty cool.

We're an NT shop and upgraded a few workstations to XP for testing purposes. InoculanIT ver 4.53 appears to run okay on XP even though the CA's driver update page says it's unsupported for versions 4.x. Yet on a bunch of FAQs they talk about NT/2000/XP running with 4.53. Anybody else use XP...

I had this apparent hack attempt from somewhere in the South Pacific logged in Event Viewer for the Exchange Server IMC. The category is "SMTP Interface" with Events ID 4183. The text is as follows: "Authentication attempt (AUTH LOGIN) from 211.158.76.185 as \abc failed...

Copy this into Notepad and save it as a batch file, e.g. "SstopExch.bat" net stop msexchangeMTA net stop msexchangeIS net stop msexchangeDS net stop msexchangeSA exit Put it on your desktop and doubleclick it when you want the services shutdown. EB

Run rdisk /s and backup the repair directory it creates--update your rescue disks at the same time. Ed Becker MBA, MCSE

If you're using someething like Arcserve that does a Bricks Level backup you can use that in the same way as Windows Explorer. Ed Becker MBA, MCSE

You can add the new email address to the existing mailboxes--they'll get mail from both. After one month delete the old addy. Ed Becker MBA,MCSE

Thanks, right after I posted I saw the thread. Pretty interesting.

I'm a semi-newbie to Exchange and was wondering why the IMC Queues GUI would show outbound emails with the origination of <>. That is to say they are not from my company. All patches for relaying have been applied and testing with ORDB shows no relaying from here. Thanks in advance.

Makes sense. Except what is the &quot;0 cty&quot; port for?

I wanted to restrict Telnet access to our Cisco router and set up an access-list for allowing any node Telnet access on our class C license. Then I set the vtys such that 6-10 were set to access-list 1. My question is do I need set the aux (5) or cty (0) ports at all? Also the configuration...

Since the reboot of a server is always required after the installation of a Service Pack, it makes sense to stop all the Exchange services before applying the SP. Beyond that, it has also been recommended to reinstall the Exchange service pack after the NT service pack to avoid any possible...

nbtstat -a pcname Ed Becker MCSE

Yes your ISP can even handle the DNS and MX stuff so all you need do is change the IP address on the server.