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Dana, You're quite right about the problem getting to our SMTP server and I have corrected the issue. Our IP filtering configuration had remnants of blocking IP traffic from Rutgers due to the security attack originated from Rutgers against UCAR in late April. I believe those issues have been resolved and have adjusted the configuration accordingly. I regret your inconvenience on this problem. mike On Sep 1, 10:42am, Steve Chiswell wrote: > Subject: 20040901: Unidata Support Issues > > Dana, > > I answered your question on Friday Aug 27. The other support questions > we have been answering have apparently gotten to there destinations > (since I have seen followups), so my guess that the mail issue lies > on your end....but I'll ask our System Admin group > to see if there is anything in our logs that sheds any light on > your problem. > > You can view my response to you at: > http://my.unidata.ucar.edu/cgi-bin/getfile?file=/content/support/help/MailArchives/gempak/msg03533.html > > Note that I mentioned in my response that your attatchment was zero > length. > > Steve Chiswell > Unidata User Support > > On Tue, 2004-08-31 at 20:33, Dana Price wrote: > > Steve, > > > > Sorry for the direct email here.. but email we've been sending to > > support,support-gempak, etc. @unidata.ucar.edu has been bouncing back for > > awhile now with an SMTP timeout to unidata.ucar.edu. I used the web form > > to submit a question a few days ago but haven't seen a response yet.. has > > the support structure changed over there? > > > > Any help appreciated