>Although Imail records 20 failed attempts to send, the recipients often 
>report receiving 6-8 copies of the message.

That most likely means that IMail sent the E-mail, but chesapeake.edu never 
sent back the confirmation that the E-mail was delivered.  It sounds like 
they may have some serious connectivity problems.

>Their messages to us are sometimes received directly:
>
>06:14 19:01 SMTPD(0141022E) [207.86.237.9] EHLO bugeye.chesapeake.edu
>06:14 19:02 SMTPD(0141022E) [207.86.237.9] MAIL 
>FROM:<<mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>06:14 19:02 SMTPD(0141022E) [207.86.237.9] RCPT 
>TO:<<mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>[EMAIL PROTECTED]> NOTIFY=FAILURE,DELAY
>06:14 19:03 SMTPD(0141022E) [207.86.237.9] C:\IMAIL\spool\D426a22e.SMD 1560

Taking more than 1 minute to send a 1.5K E-mail indicates a connectivity 
problem, as well.

>06:14 14:43 SMTPD(055401F6) [0.0.0.0] connect 207.86.237.9 port 4718
>06:14 14:43 SMTPD(055401F6) send error 10054
>06:14 14:43 SMTPD(055401F6) send error 10054

That's a "Connection Reset" error.  IMail received a connection from them, 
but when it tried sending the greeting, their mail server had already 
disconnected!

>Charmnet seems to feel this is a DNS problem on chesapeake.edu's end -- 
>does that seem likely?

I doubt that.  Their DNS looks pretty good at first glance.  The 
connections *are* being made and being made properly (you are connecting to 
their mail server, and they are connecting to yours and your backup), so 
that would rule out DNS in my opinion.  However, there *is* a serious 
connectivity issue somewhere between you and them, that is causing TCP/IP 
disconnections and slow traffic.

                                                            -Scott

Declude: Anti-virus, Anti-spam and Anti-hijacking solutions for 
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