From: "Geo." 

When you disable it you need to reboot. Also check the mail server setting
in the email program because older versions of norton would make a perm
change to that.

You could use telnet to ports 25 and 110 to see if you can see the server
and connect (maybe you are blacklisted ).

I don't know exchange, it's not an email server, it's groupware that does
email on the side. :)

Geo.

"Frank Haber"  wrote in message
news:40be0e69$1{at}w3.nls.net...
> Already did disable Norton email stuff, with no joy.  Next step is to kill
all
> their DLLs, or uninstall.  Any other suggestions?  Any intro you know of to
> the philosophy behind Exchange Server?  It seems to have lots of client
> possibilities - xxNIX, etc. - but no one seems thrilled with anything
> Exchange.
>
>

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