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I found my own answer. In looking at the config file I noticed that the rate limiting parameter (MBW) on the catch-all policy had been set to 256. I changed it back to the default (0) to fix the problem.

We have a 5GT that has been in place for a while. It has a very simple configuration - one VPN tunnel to a remote site and support for a few Laptop VPNs is all there is. The VPN links have always been slow, but we assumed it was just the ISP. They came around and offered a speed upgrade to 7MB...

The Exchange server appeared to be working properly, services were all running. A best guess is that the mail protocol stacks were "broken'. After spending time with the Microsoft support we finially decided the best thing was to just re-install exchange. That fixed the problem. Everthing works...

Somehow I have stopped the exchange server 2003 from sending or receiving. We were troubleshooting some PCs that weren't able to send, I tried running the Server wizard to make sure that all services were running properly - by removing and reloading the e-mail role. It acted like it was trying...

Found the problem. We had been playing with the POP3 access to exchange which didn't seem to want to run and in the process installed the POP3 mail server. So both Exchange and POP3 servers were running. This was for an Exchange 2003 server. Once we removed the POP3 server mail started being...

We had a power outage that sent the servers down. Since that time we are not receiving email in our Outlook. We can send mail off site, but replys never come back. I look at the firewall log and see that SMTP packets are coming in to the server. We can Telnet to port 25 from off site. We cannot...

I installed SBS on a system, but somehow I am missing ISA. I brought the server up and downloaded updates before I finished configuring SBS. Now it appears that ISA did not get loaded - ISA Management is in the 'All Programs' list, but points to an empty directory. Is there some way to...

I agree that we will be better off with the Outlook suite, but this first one was a proof of concept and they are mainly interested in mail. I figured we could change the mail interface once we got things working.

It is now working. Everything pointed to a problem with the excange server. I checked the "allow list" and other properties of the exchange server. I noticed that after running the wizard to check the settings, that POP3 and IMAP were not running. When using the wizard for e-mail and internet...

The firewall is the SBS ISA - we don't have an external firewall. Port 110 is open, I used a scanner to verify. The error messages from the outside indicate that the server is not available. When I set up the Treo, I tried the Public IP address, and the FQDN (mail.companyname.com) but...

It all started when one of my users bought a Palm Treo700 and wanted to have it download his e-mail. I have tried setting him up, but it has come down to the fact that I cannot seem to connect to the server to download e-mails from the Public side of the network. It seems to be the same problem...

It is working now. I was not able to telnet to port 25 from either the inside or outside until I found the problem. I found that some how we were only accepting mail from our smart host. I changed the settings to accept mail from everywhere and now we are recieving mail (and can telnet to port...

I have an SBS server that sends, but does not receive e-mail. When I use Telnet to test port 25, the link terminates as soon as I type anything. I have used the wizard several times to make sure SMTP is active. What would cause SBS to drop the link so quickly?

I tried a PCI card, but it appears Tympanicman is correct, in that the BIOS must be configured to see the video card. I will try to locate a KVM cable.

We had someone donate 2 Netfinity 4000R servers to a local High School. They did not come with the KVM cables. Can we get the servers to run by installing a PCI video card and using a USB keyboard and mouse? Any input would be greatly appreciated.

Hopefully you have found a way to open it by now. If not, there are either some small screws in the top of the cover plate along the front by the black plastic grill. There may also be some screws on the side - where the rails attach that need to be removed.

We have noticed a strange problem with an Exchange server 5.5 box. The systems seemed slow, when we looked at the CPU utilization, the 'Store' process is running at 99% CPU utilization and will stay there for ever. It is not until we start the Internet mail service that this happens. Any Ideas...

We found the problem to be a DNS problem with the E-mail filtering service.

Outlook 2003 users have stopped receiving e-mail.They continue to be able to send, but cannot send even to themselves. There are no bounce back messages indicating problems with the e-mail addresses or accounts.