Search results for query: *

Thanks for the tip, toddmgaston. I've increased the maximum hop count on my Exchange 2000 server to 30. Will post back with the results.

It's interesting that resending or creating a new message works, rather than replying (which produces the error). Could it be related to header checking? I'm clutching at straws here...

No, not yet. We are evaluating GFI MailEssentials, which uses IIS's SMTP server to relay, so we're hoping it's a problem with how Mailsweeper relays... It could also be DNS checks the destination SMTP server is running. Does the hostname of your relay server match your MX record? ie. MX...

Are you using Mailsweeper or a relay server to forward mail to Exchange? What's your setup? We have the same problem (and also "Relaying denied. IP name possibly forged") with Mailsweeper for SMTP forwarding to Exchange 2000.

Try using the ntbackup.exe command-line switch /UM on a backup. It can be used to format whatever tape is in the drive before the backup job starts. Check out Windows Help for the full list of ntbackup switches.

Go to Start - Run and type dcpromo. Make sure you have the W2K Server CD handy and install AD!

Can you see the computers under Active Registrations in the WINS MMC? If not, there's a NetBIOS name registration problem. Otherwise take a look at http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;Q135464. It's possible there may only be one master browser on your network (which happens...

Do you have the W2K Server with WINS on it pointing to itself as the WINS server?

Does anyone know if a 540W power supply for a Proliant 5000 can be fitted into a 4500R? The Compaq spare part number for a 540W is different (Spare P/N: 163828-001), as the 4500R's need a 500W (188407-001) p/w. Has it been done? Where are you from Hans? Hopefully, it's close to Australia. ;)...

I have the exact same problem with a rack-mountable Proliant 4500. I'm looking into whether a power supply from a 5000 will do. You could also buy a repaired power supply from Compaq that is cheaper.

Kickstart is the Kickstart Configurator. It's used for performing unattended installations of Red Hat.

Try deleting the computer account in Active Directory.

Are the rest of the clients all W2K/XP? The W95 machine may need a WINS server.

Thanks for the link, needavaca!