we have a network with 9 computers and a small business server 2000 + 5
extra cal, so totally 10
Now we have the folowing problem 5 people can sent mail through our smtp
connector and the other 4
users keep getting back there email wihe an error

To me it looks like something is wrong with the lincenses, but if I check it
is says that we heav 10 licnensens

Does anyone know this problem

Re: Smtp problem by Steve

Steve
Mon Jul 21 08:42:55 CDT 2003

w wrote:

> we have a network with 9 computers and a small business server 2000 +
> 5 extra cal, so totally 10
> Now we have the folowing problem 5 people can sent mail through our
> smtp connector and the other 4
> users keep getting back there email wihe an error
>
> To me it looks like something is wrong with the lincenses, but if I
> check it is says that we heav 10 licnensens
>
> Does anyone know this problem

It's unlikely that it's a licensing issue. Permissions would be a more
likely candidate.

Either way, it would be helpful to post the actual errors you're
getting and where/when they're arising.

--
Steve Foster [SBS MVP]
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RE: Smtp problem by dabutler

dabutler
Mon Jul 21 14:02:17 CDT 2003

Hi,

Thank you for using Microsoft Technical Support Newsgroups.

How are your Outlook clients configured? Are they using only Exchange
settings in their profile, or are they using Exchange and Internet settings
in their profile?

Ideally, you will want to configure the Outlook clients with only Exchange
Server settings in their profile.

Once again, thank you for using the newsgroups.

Best Regards,



David Butler - MCSE NT4/2000
Microsoft Technical Support

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