>my question is do you think this will fix the problem or is there a problem
>I am not seeing?
Unfortunately, it likely will not solve the problem. If there are lots of
the SMTP32.EXE processes in memory, and they are not going away (even after
many minutes/hours), then they are likely stuck. Not too many people
experience this, but the times that they do, it is usually due to a bogus
or corrupt message of some sort in the spool.
First, though, I would check to see if there is a valid reason for all
those SMTP32.EXE processes. Is a lot of mail being sent or received? Is
it possible that a spammer is sending mail through your server?
-Scott
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