Larry,
If you stop the POP3 service, does the logging stop, too? It should.
Have you tried configuring POP3 service to log to another place (SYSmmdd.txt
file)? Does that work? Don't forget to click the Apply button after making
the change, then stop/start the service.
A POP client might connect, check status, then disconnect in a very short
time, especially if no new mail. So what you are reporting is certainly
possible. The clients should not connect more often then every few minutes
(I recommend 10-20 minutes).
The 4 MX hosts listed for your domain are not IMail servers, so I could not
find the IMail host, nor connect to it.
Don't recognize the Dial up error message (not too experienced with that),
so I cannot offer much help. But from the message, it kind of sounds like
the remote is attempting to connect to a host and cannot find it. Sounds
sorta like a 'name resolution' (DNS or WINS) problem. Or a routing issue.
Daniel Donnelly
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----- Original Message -----
From: "Larry Miller" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Tuesday, February 13, 2001 10:21 PM
Subject: [IMail Forum] NT System Log and PIP3D32
> I am running IMAIL 6.0.x on an NT4 system. Over the last week, the
> security log has been filling up with the system logon message, event 528
> and then the logout message event 538. These messages, signifying a
> successful logon and logout are occurring constantly,ie. logon and logout
> at the same time, for various users. The log fills up in 5 minutes. The
> logon process is POP3D32. I have tried, with Ipswitch on the phone, to
> stop logging from POP. I have also replaces POP3D32 with a new file sent
> from Ipswitch. No luck! Have I been hacked? I am also having trouble
> with Dial-Up Networking, in that the dialup part is working, connection is
> made, but the user gets the message "No Domain Logon Server can be found
> ..." Seems like these may be connected, but I can't figure out how.
>
> Any help will be appreciated. thanks.
>
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