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I had the same problem a few months ago and made these changes. Under the routing tab in internet mail service properties check reroute incoming smtp mail, in that box type in your e-mail address (ex. hotmail.com, yahoo.com) what ever domain you relay for, and make sure that they are route to...

I had a similar problem a few weeks ago. You may be getting "SPAM JAMMED" as I call it. Check your Queues Tab in the Internet Mail Services in your Exchange Administrator. Chances are, you have hundereds, maybe even thousands of repley's queues ready to be sent. This will clog your...

I got this fix from another post and It's working so far! I had the same problem and made these changes. Under the routing tab in internet mail service properties check reroute incoming smtp mail, in that box type in your email address(yahoo.com) what ever domain you relay for. Make sure that...

Thanks everyone, that was definately an annoying experience! I appreciate your fix quell, and everyone's input.

I am having the exact same problem! I was wondering if you have found out where it is comming from. Is it a virus of some kind? It keeps taking down my mail server, any information you have gathered would be very helpful! Thanks in advance.

Make sure to add the Exchange service in Outlook as well. and then configure.

Correct all you need to do is update the MX record. That is done by calling who ever hosts your domain and telling them what IP address you wish to point the mail domain to. It sometimes takes up to 48 hours to update. As long as machine running Exchange can access the internet you should be...

You need to download and run the fix for the Klez virus. Go to Symantec's Web site (www.symantec.com) and then click on downloads and then Virus Removal Tools. Download the W32.Klez tool and then run on all infected machines! Good Luck!