Certainly possible, is that an on site tool or is mail defender a hosted service?

Can't see the receive connectors changing if things have been working this morning, sounds more like a service that's borked. Don't suppose you'd know if there've been any changes to the firewall at all?

And it's back again. A nice flood of emails.

I have that happen from time to time, it's like a service gets stuck or something.

You're welcome.

That's 100 brick consultancy fees please. And to show I'm gracious n'that Ken can have a curly wurly for his efforts.

Will you accept payment in salt? I bought 27 tonnes today so I have a bit to go round.

Well, don't eat it all at once young man. I wonder how much brine that would make? You could go into the pickling business.

I think we should build an ocean!

And thanks, I think, for the curly thingy!

You should mock one up in Minecraft, I think it's as well to model these big projects first.

Curly Wurly's are ace. Did you not get one in the chocolate haul Mouse sent a while back?

Are you talking about those spare swine parts you pass off to foreigners as delicacy?  If so then yes, remember my dog wouldn't even eat them?

I think that's a good idea, but I was thinking of mocking up the interface in Visual Basic and then coding the wave algorithm in COBOL. 

Curly Wurlys are chocolate coated chewy toffee and look like this:



You're thinking of pork scratchings. <shudders>

Oh yeah, those were actually quite yummy!  So now you get a (hug)

Did you do anything? 'cos if not, that's definitely not right...

Me personally, no (since I'm not in IT!). No idea if/what someone did. Outlook did disconnect for a short while so I think something was rebooted/restarted.