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Hi all,
I've got a customer using SBS 2000 on their Server. They are receiving lots of spam to non-existent addresses - every time one of these bits of mail is received, it generates an NDR which then sits in an Exchange queue. The problem is, these queues can be number in their 100's, and the mail never leaves. This slows down the sending of any outgoing mail.
Has anyone experienced this before, and is there a way around it?
Cheers,
Matt
I've got a customer using SBS 2000 on their Server. They are receiving lots of spam to non-existent addresses - every time one of these bits of mail is received, it generates an NDR which then sits in an Exchange queue. The problem is, these queues can be number in their 100's, and the mail never leaves. This slows down the sending of any outgoing mail.
Has anyone experienced this before, and is there a way around it?
Cheers,
Matt