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what version of Outlook are you using? I have Outlook 97. When I open up Services and check the Delivery tab. It shows my Exchange and then the 3 differnt Internet addys. With Outlook 97 there was a patch that you had to add for internet email. Each time I added an internet email I just clicked...

Well I still haven't figured out how to stop the service.. there is no service control panel that I can just stop this from. I'm at ends trying to figure out how to stop it so that I can get a back-up before I go anywhere. Any ideas???

I don't believe that the optimizer was with this older version. And the option of adding extra drives is doubtful as trying to find these old swap drives has been impossible so far.

Yes it would seem that it is only for delivery of inbound mail. But I did just test this and it does work. The email that is set in the first order is the email that it's going to get sent from. I'm not trying to act like I know it all (because I don't) but this is something I have tried. Just...

hehehe, only 401Mb.. That's another part of my problem. I'll end up having to map a drive to do what I have to do when I figure out how to do it.

but do you have to run the utility from a true Dos or can you run from a dos prompt in widows?

Actually I think the answer is yes.. but depending on what version of Outlook your running. I have 3 emails set up on my Outlook 97. I can recieve from any of these emails. But on the client, if you go to tools, services, delivery tab. You can set what order of delivery. My main email addy is...

We have Windows NT Server 4.0 running on the server and the utility is edbutil.exe for Exchange 4.0

OK, I know this is the Exchange 5.5 forum, but you can't imagine how hard it's been trying to even find anything on Exchange 4.0. I figured 5.5 was close enough in how you do things to be able to figure out what to do. Anyway, onto my problem. I'm what you would call a self taught MIS Admin...

If your drives are mirriored then that's probably your problem.