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I have users using Outlook Express in their every day activities.
I have noticed recently that some machines have POP3 connections open for
hours without closing. This creates a chain reaction where POP3 server thinks
that its a bad connection and bans the IP address. I suspect that this is
caused by a fawlty Outlook Express not closing the connection properly.
Any ideas? Thanks in advance
I have noticed recently that some machines have POP3 connections open for
hours without closing. This creates a chain reaction where POP3 server thinks
that its a bad connection and bans the IP address. I suspect that this is
caused by a fawlty Outlook Express not closing the connection properly.
Any ideas? Thanks in advance