Hello, I recently inherited a small site with a single Exchange Server. The site is a small business and they had purchased Microsoft Exchange Server 5.0 way back in 1997 but never installed it. Last year, they hired a consultant to come in and upgrade the hardware on their single Windows NT 4.0 Server as well as install Exchange. For incoming Internet email, they're using a single POP3 account with a catch-all domain forwarding service to forward all emails for their domain to this POP3 account. On the server, they have an application running called POPCon, which retrieves all the email from this POP3 account, parses the headers looking for the intended recipient, and then hands off the email to the correct Exchange recipient via SMTP. For outgoing email, they're using the Exchange Server native SMTP services to relay all email to their ISP's SMTP servers for delivery. This is all being done over an ADSL line with a Hawking Router. What I'm looking for from any of you is the following: 1. Exchange Server 5.0, it's old and antiquated. However, the IT budget is virtually non-existent, so upgrades at this time isn't an option. Any suggestions on what I should do to ensure the stability and performance of my Exchange 5.0 Server? It seems MS stopped at Service Pack 2 for Exchange Server 5. 2. Is it possible to add a disclaimer to all outgoing email messages in Exchange Server 5 as I've seen posts illustrate for Exchange Server 5.5? Thanks in advance. Regards, Chris Thompson Chris Thompson Center Support Engineer Spirent Communications Email: chris.thompson@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx Cell: (925) 381-7964 Pager: 1-800-skytel2 (Pin: 1162761) ICQ: 142426425 | AIM: turlock_aviator