Re: Exchange 2003 and 15 minutes interval for getting pop3 email
- From: "denverrsmail@xxxxxxxxx" <denverrsmail@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: 28 Mar 2006 20:07:00 -0800
Maggi,
I'd try to convince your customer that hosting his own email is the
best way to go. You can setup a second MX record, of lower priority,
to point to the ISP as backup. That way 99% of the time email is
delivered directy, but in that 1% case email will still be delivered to
the ISP that can be retrieved when the local issue (internet connection
down, power outage, etc.) is cleared up.
Randy
Cris Hanna (SBS-MVP) wrote:
The other thing you should be aware of with the Microsoft POP3
connector...it will not permit mail to be left on the ISP's server.
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"Maggi" <Maggi@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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I have a customer that need to have his email quickly than the 15 minutes
delay and his business relay on that. He does'n want to host his own pop3
email and want to use pop3 connector (hi is afraid that the sbs server
goes
down and wants to be capable to get his email from the isp in this case.)
an someone help me to work around this issue ?
I already read something in the newsgroup talking about changing the
settings in the registry but this solution is not supported by Microsoft
and
I do'nt want to be in trouble.
Thanks for your help.
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