RE: GLUG: OT : Windows-email question:please respond of list!

[Willie <willies@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

Do the microsoft 3 R's

Retry
Reboot
Reinstall
:-))
hehehhe


On Thu, 04 Jan 2001, Alan Johnson wrote:
> Check the knowledgebase on Microsoft's website.
> 
> question:please respond of list!
> 
> hi
> 
> My apologies to do this again.
> 
> I am once again pulling my hair out with windows.
> 
> Setup:
> 
> 15 clients using Outlook.
> 2 servers : one handling internal mail ( Microlsoft Mail)
> 	    one server is a LINUX box used as a gateway and E-mail server.
> 
> On the Outlook client I have 2 services : one for internal mail and the
> other for E-mail.
> They point to their respective servers.
> I have 1 client that suddently started giving errors:
> 
> When sending E-mail:
> 	No transport provider was available for delivering to this recipient
> 
> What I have done / checks performed:
> 
> pinging : client can see all servers / server can see client
> I can telnet from the client.
> The internal mail via the NT server functions.
> I removed TCP/IP stack and replaced it.
> i have removed the service within Outlook and replaced it.
> The logs on the LINUX mail server reflects a successfull login / logout by
> the
> user to send / receive E-mail
> I used a MS technet printout to check 9 possible causes for this. They all
> check out.
> 
> HELP !!      I AM DROWNING !
> 
> 
> Sorry to post this on our LINUX list, but it seems LINUX people knows the
> most about
> Windows !!
> 
> Tnx !!!
> 
> John
> 
> 
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