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I think it's strange that we both have the same email related problems and that 2 things are in common.. both machines are HP's and both run Windows XP Home as the OS. This HP came with SP1 installed, by the way. In back-tracking, I discovered it happened after the prior Friday's series of...

The good side of this is that it shows your setup is working to prevent your company being spammed. They can't relay through your server and leave people thinking that you are doing it. On the flip side, there is a work-around for this. Simply set your email to send outbound mail via your...

First, let me say that I'm very sorry to take so long in getting back here with the results of my investigations. The problem with being the only networking support person in the company tends to allow a lot to pile up while on vacation. That said, here's what I found out. First, the firewall...

I don't believe the Firewall was enabled, but it IS a good possible cause of the problem. I'll check that thing tomorrow morning as well. On one of the XP Pro machines, I activated ICF AFTER getting it connected to the network. It actually works fine on that machine, which handles payroll...

The email server isn't a domain controller. Actually, the computer having the problems is my 7th Windows XP machine to be connected. Two of them are running XP Pro and the other 5 are running XP Home. This is the only one of the 7 that is having this problem. It's also the only HP brand...

This one has me stumped! Our email system is the common NT4 computer running Proxy Server 2 and both have the latest service packs. This system is our webserver and feeds our email server which runs Windows 2000 Advanced server along with Exchange Server 5.5 Both W2K and E5.5 are running the...