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That's exactly right. I found that a few users had way too many domains on their "block lists". That's the notification that the sender gets when blocked.

I get this message when sending email from specific domains (such as Earthlink.net) to specific users within our Groupwise 6.5 domain. The external sender receives a message back from mailer-daemon@"ourGWdomain.com" stating: The message that you sent was undeliverable to the following...

Forsby solved this problem with the 'Filter recipients who are not in the directory' I no longer have NDR's built up in the queue. Thanks for the input!

I have a server that is collecting hundreds of messages (that appear like SPAM) in the Exchange "Queue" directory, which is also viewable un the SERVER -> QUEUES MMC console item. I have over 600 messages contained within, and cannot manually delete the messages. Exchange 2000 allows deletion...

I have the EXACT same problem. My user is using the Watchguard MUVPN client 6.1.2 with Windows XP. Outlook 2003 connects just fine with the VPN, but cannot access any mapped drives or shares on the server. It prompts me with a network login screen when simply trying to browse for server...

When email is submitted from a "contact us" form on our external website, the message is sent to a user on our network. The "contact us" form uses this specific user's email address as the recipient AND the sender. It's always worked like this... and the web admin teams says it needs to stay...

I have a customer with the same problem. I believe most of their documents were previously created in Word 97. This particular user has Windows XP with Office 2000 SP3. Have you found any fixes for your problem? TIA

Give this RUN command a shot, might help. outlook.exe /cleanviews I believe it resyncs the folders with the actual data contained within. It has helped me in the past. Good luck.

AGA What authentication methods are you using within IIS for OWA? Is Anonymous access enable/disabled? Does this problem occur AFTER you login (using integrated windows authentication I assume?) Also, I would check to see if the server itself lists any application or system errors in event...

(Exchange 2000 SP3 with Post Patch): For some reason, the alerts (when someone signs in/out) for Exchange Messaging no longer work. It did work fine at one point. In addition, when a user has been signed into the Exchange IM server for an extended period of time, other users do not appear...