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by **bmill** » Wed, 12 May 1999 04:00:00

I have a general question about exchange 5.0 running on SBS
I installed service pack 2 for exchange 5.0 and today at work we had one
site that could get through to our mail server [ we have a dedicated ip ]
the connection is maintained with a ciso 760 router. I was accused of having
made a mess of it but we could recieve mail from all other people.I used
tracert to the mail server from the complainents and it kept timing out at a
certain router [not ours] .The only thing that showed up in the event viewer
was a warning stating event ID: 3010 connection refused and event ID: 3011.
Is this a problem with service pack 2 for exchange 5.0 or is the problem
with the other person's mail server?
Any help would be appreciated and also if you could recommend any good books
Thanks

by **Stuart Fo** » Thu, 13 May 1999 04:00:00

Sounds like a problem with their connection. If you can't tracert to their
router, the likelihood is that there's a configuration problem at their end.
Try telnetting to port 25 of their mail server to see if you can get
through - if you can look elsewhere, if you can't it's their problem

Stu

Quote:> I have a general question about exchange 5.0 running on SBS
> I installed service pack 2 for exchange 5.0 and today at work we had one
> site that could get through to our mail server [ we have a dedicated ip ]
> the connection is maintained with a ciso 760 router. I was accused of
having
> made a mess of it but we could recieve mail from all other people.I used
> tracert to the mail server from the complainents and it kept timing out at
a
> certain router [not ours] .The only thing that showed up in the event
viewer
> was a warning stating event ID: 3010 connection refused and event ID:
3011.
> Is this a problem with service pack 2 for exchange 5.0 or is the problem
> with the other person's mail server?
> Any help would be appreciated and also if you could recommend any good
books
> Thanks

by **Brent Mill** » Thu, 13 May 1999 04:00:00

Thanks Stuart I tried to telnet to the server and that didnt work either
then today got a message from them saying that their server had been down
Brent

> Sounds like a problem with their connection. If you can't tracert to
their
> router, the likelihood is that there's a configuration problem at their
end.
> Try telnetting to port 25 of their mail server to see if you can get
> through - if you can look elsewhere, if you can't it's their problem

> Stu

> > I have a general question about exchange 5.0 running on SBS
> > I installed service pack 2 for exchange 5.0 and today at work we had one
> > site that could get through to our mail server [ we have a dedicated
ip ]
> > the connection is maintained with a ciso 760 router. I was accused of
> having
> > made a mess of it but we could recieve mail from all other people.I used
> > tracert to the mail server from the complainents and it kept timing out
at
> a
> > certain router [not ours] .The only thing that showed up in the event
> viewer
> > was a warning stating event ID: 3010 connection refused and event ID:
> 3011.
> > Is this a problem with service pack 2 for exchange 5.0 or is the problem
> > with the other person's mail server?
> > Any help would be appreciated and also if you could recommend any good
> books
> > Thanks

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