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Exch2003 - Connection resetHi
My provider tells me that my Exchange2003 does a lot of connection resets, as a reason for his backup to take over. In which log can I check this? Thanks Franz Franz Leu <franz.spamremove.leu@norfolk.spamremove.ch> wrote:
> Hi What do you mean by your provider and what do you mean by backup? I don't > > My provider tells me that my Exchange2003 does a lot of connection > resets, as a reason for his backup to take over. In which log can I > check this? > > Thanks > Franz follow this, sorry. Lanwench [MVP - Exchange] schrieb:
> Franz Leu <franz.spamremove.leu@norfolk.spamremove.ch> wrote: ... let me explain in more details:>> Hi >> >> My provider tells me that my Exchange2003 does a lot of connection >> resets, as a reason for his backup to take over. In which log can I >> check this? >> >> Thanks >> Franz > > What do you mean by your provider and what do you mean by backup? I don't > follow this, sorry. > > We have SBS2003 R2. Because of a lot of NDR SPAM lately, all coming in from/via the MX Backup Server of our provider, I called him about this. Upon this he told me that our Exchange seems to have a lot of connection resets and mail is routed through the MX Backup queue. However, our Server runs 24/7 perfect as does our xDSL .... so I wanted to check if the Exchange really logs some event. Hope this is clearer now. Thanks Franz Franz Leu <franz.spamremove.leu@norfolk.spamremove.ch> wrote:
Show quoteHide quote > Lanwench [MVP - Exchange] schrieb: If your server is too busy to accept connections & your senders end up going >> Franz Leu <franz.spamremove.leu@norfolk.spamremove.ch> wrote: >>> Hi >>> >>> My provider tells me that my Exchange2003 does a lot of connection >>> resets, as a reason for his backup to take over. In which log can I >>> check this? >>> >>> Thanks >>> Franz >> >> What do you mean by your provider and what do you mean by backup? I >> don't follow this, sorry. >> >> > .. let me explain in more details: > > We have SBS2003 R2. Because of a lot of NDR SPAM lately, all coming in > from/via the MX Backup Server of our provider, I called him about > this. Upon this he told me that our Exchange seems to have a lot of > connection resets and mail is routed through the MX Backup queue. through the servers at higher-cost MX records, I'm not sure this gets logged anywhere You might be a good candidate for a hosted antispam service such as Postini or MailFoundry or MXLogix or MessageLabs. Show quoteHide quote > > However, our Server runs 24/7 perfect as does our xDSL .... so I > wanted to check if the Exchange really logs some event. > > Hope this is clearer now. > > Thanks > Franz 
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