RE: How do I change default email to POP3 instead of Exchange Serv
- From: "seminarist" <seminarist@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 23 May 2005 10:11:32 -0700
Hello Joel,
It looks like this worked!!!! I do have small business server 2003. I
added the registry value and have tested it a couple of times now by turning
my computer on and off and the workstation does not revert back to the
Exchange Server anymore. What a blessing!! Do you know if there are any
things I should be aware of such as changes or errors that may come up
because I edited the registry? I am always very nervous of editing the
registry settings, but everything works great now. I just want to be aware
of any problems that adding this value may cause. Thank you so much for the
help. Have a great day!!!!!
Brian
"Joel Cote" wrote:
> Hi
>
> Assuming you are using Small Business Server 2003. If you're not, DON'T READ
> AHEAD.
>
> The way I found to fix this was displayed on the Microsoft Partners
> newsgroups. It involves Registry Editing.
>
> Find the key
> HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE/SOFTWARE/MICROSOFT/SMALLBUSINESSSERVER/CLIENTSETUP
>
> Add a DWORD reg key called "NoTransportOrder" with the value "1"
>
> It prevents the "change of default mail account".
>
> ONCE AGAIN, if you're not using Small Business Server 2003, that trick
> doesn't apply!
>
> Good luck!
>
> Joel Cote
> Registered Microsoft Partner
>
>
>
> "seminarist" wrote:
>
> > I am the only person in our company who knows anything about the network that
> > we just installed and I do not know very much myself - so I need some help!
> > The company that installed the network with Microsoft Exchange Server 2003 is
> > not available anymore to contact and I have no one to turn to.
> > My problem is that we use POP3 accounts for our email addresses and
> > Microsoft Outlook 2003 will not retain the default email account as a POP3
> > account. Everytime you turn off a workstation computer and boot up and open
> > Outlook, the default account has changed itself back to Microsoft Exchange
> > Server once again. The problem that we are having is that everytime you try
> > to send a new message, Outlook tries to send it through the Exchange Server
> > and we get a message telling us that you "do not have permission to send to
> > this recipient..... Relaying Denied. Proper identification required." Before
> > we send a message, we can change the account to our POP3 account, and it
> > works everytime. The frustrating thing for us is that we have to constantly
> > change the email account from the Exchange Server to the POP3 account right
> > before we send each email.
> > Is there a way that we can change some setting on our network server so that
> > it does not automatically change each workstation to the Exchange Server
> > every time each workstation connects to the network? OR is there a setting I
> > can change on each workstation that will keep the default email account as
> > the POP3 account and not change to the Exchange Server everytime you boot up
> > the workstation? Thanks for anyone's help out there!!!!
.
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