Server & Exchange 2003

Currently I upgrade to Exchange and Server 2003. Now i'm having connection
issue. Thru out the day users locally and remotely lose connection to
Exchange and Server 2003 that runs our accounting software. The only thing
that has change is a new switch. My DNS is not showing any problems in event
viewer and i can run "netdiag" and "dcdiag without any error messages. If
there's a utility i could use to help point me in the right directions i will
greatlt appreciate it. Thanks in advanced.

try network monitor.

Bob Lin, MS-MVP, MCSE & CNE
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"fanman36" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message news:C6F317DB-9EF0-41B1-97F5-(E-Mail Removed)...
Currently I upgrade to Exchange and Server 2003. Now i'm having connection
issue. Thru out the day users locally and remotely lose connection to
Exchange and Server 2003 that runs our accounting software. The only thing
that has change is a new switch. My DNS is not showing any problems in event
viewer and i can run "netdiag" and "dcdiag without any error messages. If
there's a utility i could use to help point me in the right directions i will
greatlt appreciate it. Thanks in advanced.

Is this a managed switch? If so see what kind of traffic information it
provides. If the switch is an addition to the old one, make sure you have
spanning tree turned on to cut down on the traffic.

Stephen
"fanman36" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:C6F317DB-9EF0-41B1-97F5-(E-Mail Removed)...
> Currently I upgrade to Exchange and Server 2003. Now i'm having connection
> issue. Thru out the day users locally and remotely lose connection to
> Exchange and Server 2003 that runs our accounting software. The only thing
> that has change is a new switch. My DNS is not showing any problems in
> event
> viewer and i can run "netdiag" and "dcdiag without any error messages. If
> there's a utility i could use to help point me in the right directions i
> will
> greatlt appreciate it. Thanks in advanced.

It's managed and the only one in production. Should i still enable spanning
tree?

"Stephen Santos" wrote:

> Is this a managed switch? If so see what kind of traffic information it
> provides. If the switch is an addition to the old one, make sure you have
> spanning tree turned on to cut down on the traffic.
>
> Stephen
> "fanman36" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
> news:C6F317DB-9EF0-41B1-97F5-(E-Mail Removed)...
> > Currently I upgrade to Exchange and Server 2003. Now i'm having connection
> > issue. Thru out the day users locally and remotely lose connection to
> > Exchange and Server 2003 that runs our accounting software. The only thing
> > that has change is a new switch. My DNS is not showing any problems in
> > event
> > viewer and i can run "netdiag" and "dcdiag without any error messages. If
> > there's a utility i could use to help point me in the right directions i
> > will
> > greatlt appreciate it. Thanks in advanced.
>
>
>