I use COX cable internet (my ISP). I have an Exchange 5.5 server set up to send mail out, but don't have a registered domain name so no email coming in.
I have email through my ISP (@cox.net).
I have my default reply to: address as myemail@cox.net on the Exchange server.
I set my Outlook up in workgroup mode, but also installed the Internet Service in the Outlook client. I set my ISP POP3 settings and it downloads my email from my ISP and it rests on my Exchange server. When I reply my Exchange server sends the mail.
Erm not quite what I was looking for I need to now hoe to get exchanges to download the mail fom my ISP on its own then using outlook to get the emails off exchange.
I can do it if I use a idla-up account but that is too slow.
The one thing that I DID do to download my email was I installed Outlook on one of my other servers and have it download my email and into Exchange. The program above will do just that, but it's like $250 for a 5 person license. Too much.
Simple. If you use Exchange 5.5, download the POP3 Mail Connector from Microsoft. Not sure what the URL is, or send me an e-mail and I'll send it to you.
I'd love to know where I can get this connector for W2K and Exchange 5.5. The only one I can seem to find is Small Bus. server and Exch 5.5. Is there another? Please post the URL!
It seems we have a problem then, as Microsoft says this POP3 connector only works with Small Business Server 4.5 and Exchange 5.5. Here is the URL in any case. I will have a look around and see if I can't find something for you. I'm sure there is something out there!
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