Hallo Leute, ich hab mal ein super Problem fuer euch. Ich habe einen exchange server 2000 der auch eigentlich ganz gut laueft. Gestern musste ich mich mit telnet mal auf einen anderen mail server verbinden (telnet 192.168.100.225 25) und bekam keine Verbindung. Von meinen anderen Servern geht es, sehr komisch das er also kein SMTP macht. Ich kann mich nichmal auf mich selber per SMTP verbinden. Wenn es ein generelles Problem ware duerfte doch der exchange auch nicht vernuenftig laufen, oder seh ich das falsch. Folgende Dinge habe ich schon ausgeschlossen. - Lokale Firewall -> hab ich nicht wirklich gefunden bei Windows 2000, und Mcaffee hatte ich mal gestoppt. - Routing Policies gibt es auch nicht - falsche Switchport settings Ich hab keine Idee mehr, am liebsten wuerd ich mal den SMTP dienst von windows neu installieren, aber ich weiss nicht ob mir der exchange dann um die Ohren fliegt. Es waere schoen wenn mit jemand einen Tip geben koennte. Gruss Thomas
My client has relocated his small office (5 Users) into a home in a residental area from a small industrial area. It appears that during periods of inactivity, the DSL line is dropped and there is sometimes a delay in re-connecting to the ISP and the Internet. I believe this is the cause of the NDR's from the server. Since this was never a problem before, and I've never had to deal with it before, i need help. What settings do I need to adjust to the number of retries Exchange does before sending an NDR and how to set Echange to try and try again for the internet connection. I hope I have explained this well, Thanks Doug Sanders
Hi, you can try to configure the router to keep the DSL (not 'on demand'): maybe this is the problem However you can modify the SMTP virtual server properties and the SMTP connector properties (you will find tabs about retries, time to wait..) I hope this is useful Cosimo Milan, Italy "Doug Sanders" ha scritto nel messaggio news:xM6dnWxIF77kk7zVnZ2dnUVZ_u6dnZ2d@earthlink.com... > My client has relocated his small office (5 Users) into a home in a > residental area from a small industrial area. > > It appears that during periods of inactivity, the DSL line is dropped and > there is sometimes a delay in re-connecting to the ISP and the Internet. > > I believe this is the cause of the NDR's from the server. > > Since this was never a problem before, and I've never had to deal with it > before, i need help. > > What settings do I need to adjust to the number of retries Exchange does > before sending an NDR and how to set Echange to try and try again for the > internet connection. > > I hope I have explained this well, > > Thanks > > Doug Sanders > >
Thanks for your input. I didn't even think about the router idea. Doug "Cosimo" wrote in message news:uvi$%23eAsIHA.420@TK2MSFTNGP02.phx.gbl... > Hi, > you can try to configure the router to keep the DSL (not 'on demand'): maybe > this is the problem > > However you can modify the SMTP virtual server properties and the SMTP > connector properties > (you will find tabs about retries, time to wait..) > > I hope this is useful > > Cosimo > Milan, Italy > > "Doug Sanders" ha scritto nel messaggio > news:xM6dnWxIF77kk7zVnZ2dnUVZ_u6dnZ2d@earthlink.com... > > My client has relocated his small office (5 Users) into a home in a > > residental area from a small industrial area. > > > > It appears that during periods of inactivity, the DSL line is dropped and > > there is sometimes a delay in re-connecting to the ISP and the Internet. > > > > I believe this is the cause of the NDR's from the server. > > > > Since this was never a problem before, and I've never had to deal with it > > before, i need help. > > > > What settings do I need to adjust to the number of retries Exchange does > > before sending an NDR and how to set Echange to try and try again for the > > internet connection. > > > > I hope I have explained this well, > > > > Thanks > > > > Doug Sanders > > > > >
