Couldn't hurt to toss in a 3com NIC. See the thread "[IMail Forum] Server Migration / Version Upgrade". It was a 2600 that I had my troubles with this time around. I know it sounds too weird to believe. I felt the same way when Ipswitch told me to us a 3com NIC. I still can't believe they have so much trouble with the integrated Intel NICs.

--Todd.


Hector Cintron wrote:


Hi

 We have a weird problem in our Imail server that so far I've able to trace
it to the Dell server.  here's the scoop.  when we were running 7.15 all was
perfect.  Once we upgraded to 8.x we started to have the SMTP server crash,
CPU at 80% to 100% and the famous 10054 errors.  We fix some errors on the
registry (dup ip addresses and orphan domains), reinstall imail, change the
LAN card to a 3Com 3c996 as per tech support.

 We then moved Imail to a clone PC so we can format the server and so we
can do an install from scratch and reinstall Imail and notice that the PC
was running fine compare to the Dell (CPU is at 30% thru 80% with peaks at
100%) and the SMTP doesn't crash.

 Once we formatted the Dell and reinstall the software on the Dell, same
result.  It didn't matter if we turn off Declude, the SMTP would still
crash.  Right now Imail is running on the PC.  Any suggestions?

Thanks
Hector.


We are running server: Power Edge 2650 2 Gig memory Dual 2.4Gb Xeon Processors Dual 10k 70Gb SCSI drives (RAID 1)(2 partition 15g, 55g) Windows 2000 SP4 Imail 8.01 Declude Antispam & Antivirus F-prot

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Clone P4 1.8g
512m memory
70g IDE HD

Config:
50 domains - avg of 50 users per domain with one domain with 5000 users.


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