Re: setting up smtp to recieve mail

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From: S.Y. Paul Lai (syplai_at_hotmail.com)
Date: 09/24/04 

Date: Fri, 24 Sep 2004 08:46:45 +0800

"What I want to do is get the mail auto
forwarded to me via SMTP (from my ISP)"

If you are using SBS version of Exchange,
you can find a special POP3 connector which
do what you want.

However, you said you are using normal
Exchange version. You need ask whether
your ISP can provide such service to you
free. You may need to buy a 3rd party
POP3 connector program.

3rd party POP3 connectors:
http://www.mapilab.com/exchange/pop3_connector
http://www.archimatrix.com/us/software/arxConnector/index.htm
http://www.popbeamer.com
http://www.exchangepop3.com
http://www.mailgate.com/products/wfeatures.asp
http://www.swsoft.co.uk/index.asp?page=freesoftware
http://www.virtualmotion.com/products/mailbridge_for_exchange.htm
http://www.xtensive.net/html/index.html 

-- 
S.Y.P. Lai
MCSE+Internet NT4
MCSE+Security Win2K
MCSE+Messaging Win2k3
"Sonny McBride" <noreply@dontemail.me.com>
news:%2378RxVcoEHA.3564@tk2msftngp13.phx.gbl
> Hi.  I am new to exchange.  I have used other mail servers but only used
> POP3 to recieve mail not via SMTP.
>
> What I am doing is setting up a network with 3 x servers all running W2k3
> Server.  One will be DC, one with exchange 2003, one with ISA 2000
(internet
> access thru this server).
>
> Excuse my ignorance but previously I would have set up the Mail server to
go
> and get the mail using POP3.  What I want to do is get the mail auto
> forwarded to me via SMTP (from my ISP).  Could someone explain how this
> process works and what needs setting up.
>
> I assume I need to setup one of my servers with a public IP?
> I assume I need to set up a few DNS records on my internal network?
>
> Thanks heaps.
>
>

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