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  3. May 2003

Re: Tracking source of outbound SMTP messages

Guy,

>The entry should end with sometime like this: LIN TO SRVR 191.174.01.01

Unless I'm mistaken, that appears to be the address of the destination, not the
sender.  The addresses I'm seeing are outside the LAN, and resolve to the domain
of a name in another journal entry close to the one with LIN TO SRVR.

I'm looking for which machine(s) sent the emails, not where they are going.  But
this may provide a hint if nothing else, if they can recognize who might have
these names in an address book.

I'll keep looking at more journal entries.

Doug

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