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Thanks Dave!

Hi We are going to be receiving emails into our server directly for a domain that is currently being managed by an agency. {tektipscareers.com for example}. The resulting incoming emails will need to be delivered into a new shared mailbox that specific people will need access to. So, I have...

Hi Linney and Smah Just a quick update for you, it was pretty easy in the end. 1. netsh firewall set opmode enable just returned "ok" 2. I stopped the firewall service ( as recommended in Linney's first link) This acheived what I wanted to achieve. If only everything was that easy! Thanks...

Afternoon All I have a XP Pro machine on a SBS 2003 network. There are no group policies in place, the problem is only on this specific machine. When logged in as a domain user, local user, local admin or domain admin, the options for switching off the windows firewall are greyed out. As far...

IMO you would be better using the disaster recovery switch route. I have done it in a production environment, it is pretty straightforward and painless. (more or less!) http://www.msexchange.org/tutorials/Recovering-Failed-Exchange-2003-Member-Server-Using-Disaster-Recovery-Switch.html

Your internal and external are on the same subnet? This config is what you need: http://www.smallbizserver.net/Articles/tabid/266/articleType/ArticleView/articleId/76/Two-Nics-a-static-IP-address-ISA-router.aspx

How long has the server been running before you encountered problems?

Can you access the event logs?

A bit of a cheat would be to install an 30 day evaluation version of commercially available email monitoring software, then persuade your employers to purchase it if it does the job for you?

did you forget the /remote after the http://ipaddress ?

Good points Pat, far easier to manage too, if all mail is held on the server.

A star for the PST backup utility link, could be very useful for clients who do have PST's, thanks.

Remove the password ?

Try running through these two ? http://support.microsoft.com/kb/268838 http://support.microsoft.com/kb/260973

Check the account in ADUC, does the address that you are sending to appear in the email addresses list in the user account properties ?

Oh. Try mxtoolbox.com, do the test and diagnostics. It is very basic, but will tell you if your rDNS is good, which is always worth excluding

do a report on dndreport.com. Are there any mail related errors ?

What has changed recently ? Does dnsreport.com give any pointers ?

slipstick.com may or may not have something useful ?

What does the NDR say ?