From: "Glenn Meadows" 

Yes, using 2, but I do not know the answers to the other questions though.
IF that were a problem, would it not affect all users?  Even when NOT
sending mail at that point?

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Glenn M.
"Geo"  wrote in message news:42a96811{at}w3.nls.net...
> Are you using any blacklists on the mail server? If yes, what happens if a
> blacklist is unreachable, does it fail all transactions where reverse dns
> info is not cached or does it accept?
>
> Geo.
>
>
> "Glenn Meadows"  wrote in message
> news:42a8fc91$1{at}w3.nls.net...
>> On my system, it's SurgeMail, POP3/SMTP, and an IMAP account on our NBX
>> phone system for voice mail, and a POP3 account to the server that Scott
> has
>> for the other office (MailMax), which is located in Texas, so there are 3
>> accounts right now.  But this happened prior to the addition of the POP3
>> account in Texas.  The popup is for the surgemail pop3 account.  I've
>> used
>> the SMTP authentication both on and off, no change.  This comes and goes.
>> It will stay for a day or so, then just go away for weeks/months.  The
>> suspect machine (bosses laptop a Dell), Windows XPPro, fully patched.  No
>> network connectivity problems. I have the connection icon displayed in
>> the
>> task bar, and have no notification messages about loss of network
>> connection.  And during this mail is sent and retrieved between popups.
> His
>> machine has been repeatedly rebooted, as has the mail server, and the
> switch
>> between him and the mail server.
>
>
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