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by walter_loh

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HI ,

My exchange server was working fine until errors appearing in event viewer as follow :

The description for Event ID [ 0 ] in Source [ Pop3GateWay ] cannot be found. The local computer may not have the necessary registry information or message DLL files to display message from remote computer. The following information is part of the event: Pop3GateWay error: 87, - SendMail ? Bad To:.

Can anyone tell where did tell error come from ?

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by chapparal

hi,
i think it?s not the exchange server, because i got the same errors on my W2K-1 domain server. The exchange server still works fine (W2K-2) backup domain). Now the Fileserver (W2K-3) start?s with the same message. On the other side, when i login at the domain server as administrator, he say?s "local group policies cannot be loaded" and i have no access to the network settings and no internet access. Group policies are ok. The eventlog say?s "description for event ID ...". Also no replication to W2K-2. User login from the local network ist ok. I scanned serveral times for viruses, trojans with different scanners but no success. I create a new Admin but nothing.
So the question is still open.
I will be thankfull for an answer.

by ann777

http://www.jak.com/FAQsup.htm#AJREnotFound

POP3 Gateway/Extensible Messaging Platform is a 100% Pure Java application and requires a Java Interpreter such as Sun's Java Runtime Environment (JRE) to operate. The error message you are receiving is indicating that the Java Runtime Environment does not exist on your system. http://www.jak.com/support.htm includes a link to download Sun's current JRE for Windows NT, 2000 and 9x operating systems. The JRE installation procedure is very simple and does not require a system reboot. As an alternative you can modify the Winsetup.bat and pop3gateway.bat to use Microsoft's Jview instead of Sun's JRE (see above FAQ for info on using Jview as your Java runtime interpreter).

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