Well you can start by doing a tracert from your mail machine to the servers you're
having problems with and see what the path looks like (ie. look for timeouts or long
response times). There's also a possibility your server is having resource problems,
but that would be pretty obvious if you're at the console.
This does bring up a question for Howie though: Is there any way to change this
timeout value? Not sure how useful that would be but I suppose if one was on a
bad/slow connection it might help.
Cheers,
-Max
At 1/7/2002 04:25 PM -0600, you wrote:
>Given the number of Socket Timeouts in the log file (below is a small fraction), and
>from all different domains,
>it raises questions to me that I may be experiencing network problems, possibly on my
>end.
>
>I realize network related probrems are outside the nature of this support list, yet
>to help, have you seen the below socket errors,
>repeated hundreds of times, from different domains, within an hour time span, from
>iMS Post server?
>
>Whew, long question )
>
>Thanks.
>
>David.
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