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Hello Experts,<br />
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I have noticed that outgoing email from our exchange server has stopped.<br />
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looking at the logs on our juniper for the SMTP outbound permit policy i am seeing <br />
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Close - TCP FIN on SMTP traffic from our exchange server.<br />
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in the advanced tab we do have the box for source address translation checked.<br />
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any ideas?
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Hello Experts,

I have noticed that outgoing email from our exchange server has stopped.

looking at the logs on our juniper for the SMTP outbound permit policy i am seeing 

Close - TCP FIN on SMTP traffic from our exchange server.

in the advanced tab we do have the box for source address translation checked.

any ideas?

Juniper SSG Close - TCP FIN on SMTP outgoing

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