Export Utility

Does anyone now the syntax in the export utility to select where a field
contains a certain data string? i.e. part description contains door. I
tried '*door*' but no luck.

Thanks in advance,

Michael Benedict
IS Manager
Crestview Aerospace Corp.
While monitoring my network (3Com switches & Hubs 10/100) I get a
dangerous level of Smtp traffic on my Exchange 5.5 SP 4 NT6 SP 6
server. THis is running mail, Norton Antivirus for Exchange, it is
my Backup DNS controller. Neither the CPU or memory are being
overworked. Not sure how to improve this situation. It almost looks
like there is a bottleneck there at times. Any suggestions?
While monitoring my network (3Com switches & Hubs 10/100) I get a
dangerous level of Smtp traffic on my Exchange 5.5 SP 4 NT6 SP 6
server. THis is running mail, Norton Antivirus for Exchange, it is
my Backup DNS controller. Neither the CPU or memory are being
overworked. Not sure how to improve this situation. It almost looks
like there is a bottleneck there at times. Any suggestions?
--- In vantage@yahoogroups.com, "lois_heisey" <lheisey@m...> wrote:
> While monitoring my network (3Com switches & Hubs 10/100) I get a
> dangerous level of Smtp traffic on my Exchange 5.5 SP 4 NT6 SP 6
> server. THis is running mail, Norton Antivirus for Exchange, it
is
> my Backup DNS controller. Neither the CPU or memory are being
> overworked. Not sure how to improve this situation. It almost
looks
> like there is a bottleneck there at times. Any suggestions?

Lois this could be indicative of another SMTP server on your
network - can happen with a trojan horse or a virus on one of the
machines like blaster which has it's own smtp server. They can
generate a lot of SMTP traffic. If you have a tool where you can
tell what kind of packets (e.g smtp) are casing the traffic; can you
tell which IP it is originating from? isolate this machine and run
anti virus or varoius other tools available on the web (symantec,
McAfee, Trend etc web sites). If you need any more help or info let
me know.

Kerry Mann
UPWARDS & ONWARDS ALWAYS
kmann@...
MANTRALOGIX INC.
245 Matheson Blvd. East, Suite 5A
Mississauga, Ontario Canada L4Z 3C9
Tel: (905)629-3200 x222
Fax:(905)629-3056
http://www.mantralogix.com

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A great tool to investigate this type of problem is ethereal
(http://www.ethereal.com/). I have been running it recently to track
down a similar problem. Unfortunately for me, the SMTP traffic was
coming from an outside source :(.

AE

On Mon, 2003-09-08 at 18:05, kmann6266 wrote:

> --- In vantage@yahoogroups.com, "lois_heisey" <lheisey@m...> wrote:
> > While monitoring my network (3Com switches & Hubs 10/100) I get a
> > dangerous level of Smtp traffic on my Exchange 5.5 SP 4 NT6 SP 6
> > server. THis is running mail, Norton Antivirus for Exchange, it
> is
> > my Backup DNS controller. Neither the CPU or memory are being
> > overworked. Not sure how to improve this situation. It almost
> looks
> > like there is a bottleneck there at times. Any suggestions?
>
> Lois this could be indicative of another SMTP server on your
> network - can happen with a trojan horse or a virus on one of the
> machines like blaster which has it's own smtp server. They can
> generate a lot of SMTP traffic. If you have a tool where you can
> tell what kind of packets (e.g smtp) are casing the traffic; can you
> tell which IP it is originating from? isolate this machine and run
> anti virus or varoius other tools available on the web (symantec,
> McAfee, Trend etc web sites). If you need any more help or info let
> me know.
>
> Kerry Mann
> UPWARDS & ONWARDS ALWAYS
> kmann@...
> MANTRALOGIX INC.
> 245 Matheson Blvd. East, Suite 5A
> Mississauga, Ontario Canada L4Z 3C9
> Tel: (905)629-3200 x222
> Fax:(905)629-3056
> http://www.mantralogix.com
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