Re: Unblocking a domain

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Thanks for the response Andy. I will go in and enable the SMTP protocol logs
as you suggest. I doubt that anyone might have blocked it manually as there
are only a couple of people that have access to the server. I provide
support the the client and unless it is something that could be done from
Outlook on a workstation and migrate to the domain as a whole (for eMail, the
domain itself is not blocked from web access).

There is 3rd party software (Panda Business/Exchange Secure) that I am
checking out how it does it's blocking for SPAM & SpyWare.

If I turn on the protocol logging, is it something that is going to generate
MBytes of stuff in a short time such that I need to get some eMails sent from
the none working domain and then turn it off?


"andy webb" wrote:

> You probably need to enable the SMTP protocol logs (including Advanced
> columns) and capture some data to see if the mail is even reaching your
> server.
>
> Exchange doesn't block domains by default, so is it possible someone blocked
> it manually in the past or is this your system that shouldn't be blocking by
> default?
>
> Is there any 3rd party software for virus or spam filtering?
>
> "BobS" <BobS@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
> news:C7930281-5FAC-4A18-95EE-1BFD084E8158@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> > Users at our site seem to get all eMail just fine except from one
> > particular
> > domain, xyzdoman.net. Where do I look in Exchange 2000 to find which
> > domains
> > if any are blocked. I assume once I get there it will be an easy matter
> > to
> > remove them.
> >
> > Thanks,
> > Bob Showalter, Packer International
>
>
>
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