I'm having the same problems.  Just got off with support and they stated
that the "send Error 10054" Errors and the "MX Connect Fail" is due to the
network card dropping connections.  I had a Realtek card installed in the
machine, switched it with a 3com 3c905B-TX card.  Now they say to put in a
"server grade card" and told me to use a 3Com 3c980 card.  Going to order
one and see if that takes away the problems. 

 
 
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Len Conrad
Sent: Thursday, October 30, 2003 11:56 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [IMail Forum] Connection Issues


>   I have a dilemma.  I have an Imail 7 server set that get a couple 
> hundred thousand emails a day (call it Server A).  I also have another 
> one that gets about 80,000 a day( Call it Server B).  My Server B works 
> flawlessly.  But Server A, Works about 60% of the time.  I mean just the 
> smtp doesn't work well.    I try to telnet to it and I get "Connection 
> fail" about 40% of the time.

3rd hand quote for Ipswitch to one of my clients having problems like yours 
(very hot Imail box couldn't accept much-lower-mail-rate-than-yours, many 
connection refused errors):

"default setting on the queue service of 4 listen pipes can go to 20 and 
had me increase it to 10... "

>   I look in logs form other server and it is a mix of the 10054 errors 
> and the MX Fails errors.  I check DNS and made sure those were all good, 
> swapped from Netgear, to Intel to 3Com 3905 NICs and no avail.  Also made 
> sure power management is off.
>
>    Any ideas?

offload SMTP + DNS in/out from Imail to an SMTP gateway like IMGate, that 
will reduce the load dramatically, primarily by blocking 80% of incoming
mail .

Len


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