Perhaps you're an open relay. Check your settings, you could also use one of the online services.

Use SMTP logging.

Did you scan het messages inside the queue? If a few of your users are infected it might look the same.



--B.

At 10:26 24-01-2003 +0200, you wrote:
Dear all,

When I check the Exchange 2000 Queue I noticed that lots of mail are
being send.
Messages send are consuming almost all the bandwidth. Sender of the
messages is:"Servername1-IS@domainX.
These messages are send to other Exchange 2000 Servers in the
organization: Server2-IS@domainX.

I suspected a virus, but after scanning no virus was detected.

My questions are.
What can be possibly generating this messages.
What type of messages are these.
And how to troubleshoot them.

Thanks

Michel Fayad

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