Greetings all,
I use WWIPSTUFF for sending emails via SMTP. This isn't a problem at the office because I manage the company mail server as well so I have a SMTP server available.
However, I have remote users that are not always connected to the internet. To handle their email, I place the message in the Outlook Outbox for sending when they connect. As I upgrade them past Outlook 2000, these users are getting the warning now. I was looking at using CDO. Based on what I am reading in these forums, I believe these remote user will need a SMTP server of some type for CDO to send thru. I've read that CDO can use the local SMTP service on the XP and WIN2K machines.
My question is this - with the SMTP service installed on a XP or Win2K client, do these machine need to have an active internet connection for CDO to work? Or will the local SMTP service store the messages until the client machines connect?
Thanks,
matt
I use WWIPSTUFF for sending emails via SMTP. This isn't a problem at the office because I manage the company mail server as well so I have a SMTP server available.
However, I have remote users that are not always connected to the internet. To handle their email, I place the message in the Outlook Outbox for sending when they connect. As I upgrade them past Outlook 2000, these users are getting the warning now. I was looking at using CDO. Based on what I am reading in these forums, I believe these remote user will need a SMTP server of some type for CDO to send thru. I've read that CDO can use the local SMTP service on the XP and WIN2K machines.
My question is this - with the SMTP service installed on a XP or Win2K client, do these machine need to have an active internet connection for CDO to work? Or will the local SMTP service store the messages until the client machines connect?
Thanks,
matt