A virus? Nah, that's the information stores on servers mailing each
other. Has anyone made any replication frequency changes for the public
stores recently? Or perhaps someone has dumped a load of data into a
public folder that replicates everywhere? Or added new replicas?
Neil
Perhaps you're an open relay. Check your settings, you could also use one
of the online services.
Use SMTP logging.
Did you scan het messages inside the queue? If a few of your users are
infected it might look the same.
--B.
At 10:26 24-01-2003 +0200, you wrote:
Dear all,
When I check the
In Exchange 5.5, when you look at the outbound mail queue, you can
double-click on the messages that aren't being sent and see what the reason
was. Can you do something similar on the IIS 6 SMTP queues? Or is there a
protocol log for SMTP separate from the regular event log that you could
look
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