Re: cached mode (smtp) and pop account
- From: "Best Practice" <aprilfool2005@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 17 Jan 2006 17:00:10 +1000
The sbs2k3, exchange is not fully setup, no isa, everyone has static ips, 1
nic in server, and all the other cowboy/shotgun practices you can imagine.
No ISA even though they have the premium version.
Connecting to exchange from outside is a physical impossibility at this
moment.
Server is set to auto update the last person told the owner it's the best
way to run your server.
Users have separate pop accts from ISP then mail is stored in exchange.
Like i said previously user wants exchange but when he get home he wants to
receive his email without any hassles.
RPC over https looks very good but not at this moment until a nice
re-install clean slate.
So is my idea possible or I'm i wasting my time.
Thank you for the reply just need some guidance.
April
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