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I understand that: Your MX records are OK and point to your server... You have inserted FQDN name to SMTP server properties... There is still one more way. This is not very cool, but nevertheless. Every ISP has a SMTP server that routes through it's clients' e-mails. These servers are usually...

I have a similar problem. W2K Removable Media manager does not recognize any tapes. There is a Microsoft KB article Q269600 that concerns HP tape drives, where tape is not recognized. Microsoft says it's due to too much memory in your computer. You should try switch /maxmem 128 in your boot.ini...

I understand that 172.30.102.209 is your external IP address. You have no host name associated with that address. No wonder other e-mail providers do not let your messages through. You look like a spammer. Call your service provider right now and register a host name associated with your...

OK, uninstall Messenger. Do not use it. It is integrated with outlook and every time you start outlook... Use Trillian. I do.

You have to apply "Keep with next" property to all paragraphs in the chapter except for the last.

Gzejer was talking about the same thing as I. You have to register you e-mail server's hostname (and IP)with your service provider. You also have to register it as a MX record. It takes about 8 hours before other servers update their respective information. After that you insert into SMTP...

Format->Paragraph->Keep lines together

BTW You might probably have to enable also DNS related ports for mail transfer to work properly TCP port 53 in both directions and Predefined DNS Lookup filter (UDP) I am not totally confident in this DNS setup.

Administrative Tools - ISA Server - ISA Management or Administrator Console - Internet Security and... -> Servers and Arrays -> <yourServer> -> Publishing In a &quot;folder tree&quot; you will see Publishing -> Server Publishing Rules. From context menu Secure Mail Server ... Follow the wizard.

This might apply (in reverse): http://www.tweakxp.com/tweakxp/display.asp?id=384

To achieve this do not specify from: address and subject, then it applies to all messages. There will be a warning dialog.

There are two possible solutions: You can mark table rows and Format->Paragraph->Keep with next or mark first row and Format->Paragraph Page break before Another way is just manually enter page break Ctrl+Enter There is no way to make it automatic. You may try to change Table Grid format's...

Tools -> Rules Wizard

Usually exchsrvr\MDBDATA Never touch EDB log files. These are automatically deleted after IS backup.

In SBS2000 you have to &quot;publish&quot; your exchange server in ISA console.

Have you checked that you have right fully qualified domain name inserted. Your server identifies itself by it and other check that domain name and IP Address are &quot;compatible&quot;.

Some application or disk corruption has deleted the partition from the disk. It that is the case, then there are applications that can restore broken partitions. If you do not have critical data on this disk, I recommend to create new partition in XP SystemManager/Disk Manager and format it...

I remember that in the old days SCSI disks had to be low level formatted before they could be taken into use (partitions created). Nowadays low level formatting is done in the factory, but you never know... You can read this site http://www.ameriwebs.net/groupworks/george/llf.htm

Yes, you can block network ports, but you will have to have managed switches to do that. Tampering with server does not help in LAN. :-)