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setup of exchange server
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I have the same problem, if anyone knows what to do please let us know.
Thanx !!
Frits Jan
Thanx !!
Frits Jan
Are you setting it up for internet mail? If so your exchange server should be the address of your POP3 and SMTP. I hope this helps Gordon R. Durgha
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Gordon R. Durghagd@vslink.net
To connect via the LAN, put the name of the machine with Exch on it ( ex. mainexch or server1 ). If it doesn't find it, by poor netbios, then use the IP and it should resolve the name then.
Draq
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Draq
comtutor@uswestmail.net
Good Luck with this information
"It's not what you know, or who you know, but who you know that knows what !" --- Me
"Visualize Whirled Peas" --- Kelly Bundy
Do you actually have Exchange running on the other networked machine? If not then you will just be using Outlook to check your POP3 internet mail, not to connect to an Exchange server. For those POP3 settings (POP3 server, SMTP server, username, password, etc.) check with your ISP or whoever is providing your mail service.
If you do have Exchange running on the other machine (which means the other machine is running NT 4.0 Server or Win2K Server) then you can find it's NetBIOS name by:
In NT 4:
1) Right-click on the Network Neighborhood icon and select Properties
2) Under the Identification Tab is a field called Computer Name
In Win 2K Server:
1) Right-click on the My Computer icon and select Properties
2) Click on the Network Identification Tab
3) Check the Full Computer Name field
Put this name into the box in Outlook and if everything is setup correctly you should be fine. Of course you will need to have added the proper user to the Exchange server in advance. Also if the computer name does not work you can use its IP address as Comtutor suggested. To find that on either machine:
1) Click on the Start Menu->Run and type CMD and press enter
2) At the Command Prompt, type IPCONFIG and press enter
3) Look for a listing in the resulting data labeled IP Address
Message back if you need futher help setting up the Internet Mail in Outlook. Good luck!
If you do have Exchange running on the other machine (which means the other machine is running NT 4.0 Server or Win2K Server) then you can find it's NetBIOS name by:
In NT 4:
1) Right-click on the Network Neighborhood icon and select Properties
2) Under the Identification Tab is a field called Computer Name
In Win 2K Server:
1) Right-click on the My Computer icon and select Properties
2) Click on the Network Identification Tab
3) Check the Full Computer Name field
Put this name into the box in Outlook and if everything is setup correctly you should be fine. Of course you will need to have added the proper user to the Exchange server in advance. Also if the computer name does not work you can use its IP address as Comtutor suggested. To find that on either machine:
1) Click on the Start Menu->Run and type CMD and press enter
2) At the Command Prompt, type IPCONFIG and press enter
3) Look for a listing in the resulting data labeled IP Address
Message back if you need futher help setting up the Internet Mail in Outlook. Good luck!
i am getting error while connecting my exchange server 5.5 clients while they are sending their mails " time out error connecting to smtp server do you want to wait for 60 seconds, after waiting for 60 seconds it's asking for same, and my clients can't send the mails," please help me urgently
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