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Forums > Microsoft Smallbusiness Server > ISA Server 2004
Subject: pop3 email
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Marshall Robert User is Offline
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6/07/2008 01:45 AM  
I recently had a (very rocky) installation of ISA 2004. I suspect this is related to the problem I now have, which is that all of my pop3 mail boxes fail with the following information :
"The error is 10061 (No connection could be made because the target machine actively refused it."
 
The email had been fine prior to this install, which is why I suspect it is the problem. I did run the "Publish Mail Server" in the firewall section of ISA.
 
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6/07/2008 02:08 PM  
Have you rerun the CEICW wizard and selected the correct settings?
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6/09/2008 03:44 PM  
Yes. The first time I ran the wizard, it failed on configuring the firewall, but then I ran it again and it worked. My email worked before, and I chose the same settings as last time.

On further investigation, Exchange is a wreck. The SMTP server keeps shutting down. Several of the supporting services are listed as "Stopped", but when I try to start them the status doesn't change. Further, IIS constantly shuts down.

Could I, perhaps, shut down or uninstall ISA 2004 and analyze my situation a bit more to get out of my current mess? I've read that some things have to change to get ISA 2004 and Exchange to live in harmony, but I don't know what those things are.

Thank you.
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6/09/2008 08:30 PM  
I may have to submit a request for paid support. I can't seem to keep IIS running, and only portions of Exchange seem to work. Whenever I try to tweak something, numerous services fail, and I have to reboot the server. If you have some ideas, I'd love to hear them, but this is clearly a complicated issue.
 
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