Nope.
-----Original
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From: Don Ely
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Sent: Friday, November 30, 2001 2:37
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To: MS-Exchange Admin
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Subject: RE: event id
13004
Was there ever a
config to POP mail from an ISP or something to the Exchange
server?
-----Original
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From: Allen
Crawford [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, November 30, 2001 11:39
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To: MS-Exchange Admin
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Subject: RE: event id
13004
We
tracerouted it to some place in Cali by Orange and Santa Ana. It just times out when it gets
there. I had my friend log into
his account with POP3 and use an incorrect password to see what that error
looked like-and it of course gives his login name and says incorrect username
or bad password. Because that was
what I originally though it was too.
It does happen about once every minute as well. Oh
well...
-----Original
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From: Don Ely
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Sent: Friday, November 30, 2001 2:27
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To: MS-Exchange Admin
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Subject: RE: event id
13004
Is it a
constant connection attempt? Have you tried tracerting to the address to
see where it goes? It's basically an authentication failure for someone
trying to POP their mail. Could be someone's PDA at home configured to
try connecting to the server to download their mail.
Otherwise,
dunno. I would think you would see what account was failing its
credentials. I've never seen that specific error on any of my
servers.
D
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