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The client (Outlook, Outlook Express, or whatever it is) must be configured to authenticate to the SMTP server. For example: I only have an Outlook 2007 machine in front of me, but under the account settings, when you change it, you must look in the 'More Settings' area and configure...

Have you done any other basic connectivity tests? Are you able to ping the XP Pro box while connected to VPN? Are all machines in question on the same subnet? Marc Creviere

I don't think your issue is going to be host OS related. You say the switches are all daisy-chained, is there a single link between each or are you running multiple trunks? Can you talk to any of the other switches? Which switch is the gateway connected to? If you remove the one new switch...

Using my Pix 515E as a VPN serving device, with users authenticating to my Cisco ACS appliance (connected to my active directory), I am able to see logs of successful and unsuccessful authentication attempts on the ACS. However, I have not yet (and maybe I'm missing something obvious here) been...

Maybe you should kick off a cleanup agent on the mailbox store. Expand System Manager to the 'Mailboxes' underneath your mailbox store. Right-click on it and 'Run Cleanup Agent'. Marc Creviere

If you look on that exchange server's mailbox store do you see a mailbox for this user? Any errors in your event viewers on the exchange machine or domain controllers? Marc Creviere

Now run an update now. Marc Creviere

In Exchange System Manager expand your organization, Recipients, Recipient update service. Right-click on your RUS for your domain and rebuild it. Marc Creviere

gmoney188, for subjects as broad as Routing and Remote Access I'd recommend picking up some reading material. I suggest Mastering Windows 2003 Server by Mark Minasi...

What are the versions of the terminal server and the terminal server licensing server? If the licensing server happens to be Win2k and pre-SP3, there is a problem with TS license expiration that was either fixed in SP3 or SP4. Marc Creviere

Call Microsoft Support Services and they'll send you a patch. This is a confirmed bug and you will be refunded the support cost. Marc Creviere

1. Make sure that your firewall allows SNTP outbound traffic. 2. Stop the w32time service. 3. From a command line run w32tm -v -once or if you just want to see what it would change to run w32tm -test -v -once Is this DS your PDC Emulator? Your PDC Emulator is the authoratative time server...

Check out http://www.fatpipeinc.com/warp/ Marc Creviere

Actually, Windows 2000 machines and later use DNS for local network name resolution. So, in answer to napoleao's question - if you have any NT4 or earlier, or Windows ME or earlier clients on your network you will want to keep a WINS server around. If all your client machines are Windows 2000...

Your external people will be able to connect to your exchange server as a pop3 server as long as there's a path to it. If you're behind a firewall (please be behind a firewall!) you can NAT port 110 from an external IP address to your exchange server. You will want to make sure you have a...

Could use SQL authentication instead of NT and register as 'sa' or another SQL system administrator account. Marc Creviere

Right-click on the event type (system, application, etc) and clear all events - they should start coming back in after that. Marc Creviere

Are you up to date on patches (specifically the recent RPC vulnerabilities) and virus scan? I've not heard of anything specific that would cause this, but the fact that there were no headers indicates that it did in fact originate from your exchange server. You might try tracking the message...

You can give the manager full mailbox permission, then in outlook on the Manager's PC, go to Tools -> Accounts, double-click exchange server and on one of the tabs there (I have XP in front of me so I don't remember the name) you can open additional mailboxes. Marc Creviere

That manager can be given access to the user in question's mailbox so that it can be opened on the manager's machine. Marc Creviere