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Exchange 2k3 SMTP Connectors

Asked by Staceman03 in Outlook Groupware Software

I recently installed a Win 2k3 Small Busines Server for a client.  I keep finding SMTP connectors in the queues that I don't know where they come from and are obviously not legitimate outgoing e-mail.  I have tested for an open relay and found that it is not an open relay, I had this problem before and have learned how to lock it down fairly well.  I need to find out where these SMTP connectors are coming from.  All of the messages are from postmaster@***.com - does this mean these are auto responses from my email server to bogus incoming mail?  We have several e-mail domain names coming in and the badmail file fills up quickly, so I know there is a ton of spam coming through....  Please let me know how to turn off the autoresponder, if that is what it is, or am I a victim of a trojan horse or backdoor spammer?
 
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