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I have not and would be very interested to know if it is possible as well. Other side question for you ...have you been able to get MSFP working on the client side? ...So the EX SRV initiates the delivery of new mail delivery and not the device checking in every X minutes? If yes who is your...

Research, research, research ...and oh my God I answered my own question. I miswrote the configuration register. Instead of using 0x2142 I must have put 0x2124 (both times), so the console speed changed to 19200. Corrected by mofiying the hyperterminal baud rate. Figured I would share so...

So I pulled a couple 2620 routers out of storage and was performing a password recoveries on them, bumbling around with the IOS commands (I don't get in there on this level very often). Now when I restart (both of) the 2620('s) and view the start up in hyperterminal ...I see a bunch of J...

japerezr: I had an identicle issue with a side client of mine a couple months ago with a DELL/Quantum 7 tape autoloader. Same damn thing, I was really at a painful loss untill the drive started making strange noises on yet another troubleshooting attempt. It was still under warrantee and I had...

Just because you have the excusions set, doesn't mean your AV won't scan the IFS on the m drive. I had this happen to me (x3). I have tried setting up NAV Corp 7.5/7.6 real time protection on my Exchange server in both managed & unmanaged mode and as a server in it's own group with all...

Great point Zelandakh. As quoted from Cisco: "To avoid letting applications overwhelm your maximum number of connections, it is very important to always use the connection limit and embryonic limit options with the mailhost, nat, and static commands." Cheers, Mike

The following are the exact statements you need if your mail server lives on the private segment: static (inside,outside) <public IP & MX record> <private IP of mail server> netmask 255.255.255.255 0 0 conduit permit tcp host <public IP> eq smtp any conduit permit tcp host <public IP> eq 443...