Re: Outgoing POP3 email missing/lost/not received

Firstly:
What does "set up for POP3 for web based mail only" mean ?

Are these people using:
POP 3 and Webmail at the ISP ?
Outlook Web Access to the Exchange Mailbox ( populated from their ISP POP3 account via the POP Connector) ?
Outlook Web Access and POP via Port 110 to their Exchange Mailbox ?

Please understand the POP Connector is -ONLY- a tool that downloads mail from external pop accounts to the local exchange mailbox.
It has no bearing on and is irrelevant in regards to sending e'Mail of any sort.

Secondly:
If you are NOT using DNS to send mail directly from SBS, have you correctly configured the "Smarthost" and have you correctly configured the Smarthost authentication ( Username and Password that the ISP needs to allow you to send mail via them ) ?

--
Henry Craven {SBS-MVP}


"Sally Mathews" <SallyMathews@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message news:398F7568-84A4-41FD-89D6-3302EED8F1D1@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Yes, you have my situation correct. In addition though... the few people who
are set up for pop3 for web based mail only can send and receive mail fine.
They are set up as POP3 mailboxes through the POP3 connector manager (These
users are working fine)

My normal users are setup up with only internal email. They are not allowed
to send out of the network email. These are working fine for internal mail.
They are setup with with one SMTP account which is jdoe@xxxxxxxxxxxx

The management team has both an internal address which is set up as a SMTP
address with example being jdoe@xxxxxxxxxxxx and SMTP account setup as their
primary account with the address of jdoe@xxxxxxx

All of my accounts by default had a X.400 account which exchange
automatically set up.

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