thanks guys .. i think by now i should have the solution .. i check all site u gave .. hope that it works .... thanks alot for the support.
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Ok been reading here a long time and thought I'd pass this along. After you follow the two mentioned fixes to end relays with Exchange watch your event viewer application log. You will get the offending IP address as a RED Stop Sign Event "Refused to relay blah blah for and the IP address. Save the event log as a txt file cut and paste the offending IP send the info to the ISP. Do get the firewall to filter port 25 because your IP addy is known to spammers now and the refuse to relay can crash exchange or slow it down because of the automatiated email programs they use will hit your server with thousands of message in short order. Expect months of relay events.
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Originally posted here by Palemoon Ok been reading here a long time and thought I'd pass this along. After you follow the two mentioned fixes to end relays with Exchange watch your event viewer application log. You will get the offending IP address as a RED Stop Sign Event "Refused to relay blah blah for and the IP address. Save the event log as a txt file cut and paste the offending IP send the info to the ISP. Do get the firewall to filter port 25 because your IP addy is known to spammers now and the refuse to relay can crash exchange or slow it down because of the automatiated email programs they use will hit your server with thousands of message in short order. Expect months of relay events.
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