Re: sbs 2003 / exchange

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that is something we plan to do long term, but we need to get thing up and
running for a few weeks/months before we do that.

iam sure if i created an account on the sbs server i can view this with owa

any other suggestions


"Gregg Hill" wrote:

Leonard,

You are pulling your mail from the ISP's server via the POP3 Connector, so
you can receive OK, but when you send to the same domain, you are getting
that message most likely because you also set up your SBS to serve that
domain when you ran the CEICW. To test my theory, create an account on your
SBS server with the name of the remote office email account you use, then
send a message. Log into that account via OWA and see if the mail is there.

Your best solution: stop using POP and switch to full use of Exchange. Have
remote offices use OWA or Outlook over HTTPS to get their mail from your SBS
server.

Gregg Hill





"Leonard" <Leonard@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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we have just setup a windows sbs2003 standard server.

we have set up exchange to collect pop3 email, which is working fine. We
have 3 offices.

our main head office is where the sbs2003 server is located and at the
moment is collecting 3 email accouts that are getting distributed to 2
workstations. sales@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx etc. the head office computers are
receiving email fine but unable to send email to the remote branches.

the remote branches only have 1 email address and is still geting
collected
direct to their workstations via the isp pop3.

when i send the email to the remote branches (remote
branche1@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx) i get the following error



Your message did not reach some or all of the intended recipients.

Subject: test
Sent: 08/02/2006 18:00

The following recipient(s) could not be reached:

remote1 (remote1@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx) on 08/02/2006 18:01
The e-mail account does not exist at the organization this
message was sent to. Check the e-mail address, or contact the recipient
directly to find out the correct address.

<mydomain.co.uk #5.1.1>

I would say this is because ther is not a mail box setup for this address,
all other email will send ok


HELP!!!!!!!!

Thanks




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