Re: Pop3 on Exchange and RWW
- From: "Lanwench [MVP - Exchange]" <lanwench@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sat, 6 Sep 2008 09:18:03 -0400
George <George@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Dear All,
We have an SBS 2003 with 10 Client. We would like to take advantage of
Exchange features of Calender sharing . However we would like to keep
the pop3 mail boxes given by my service provider.
Mind if I ask why? You don't need them, and you've got your own mail server.
POP connectors are a kluge. POP3 is a client-to-server protocol, not meant
for servers to communicate with each other. Hosting your own mail is faster,
more secure, more efficient, more manageable, etc. Oh, and it's a cinch to
set up, even with a dynamic IP.
One suggestion which i have heard people saying is using pop3 dowload
to download pop3 messages to exchange email boxes. However the
problem i have is that , i am still unsucessfull in connecting
outloook over web and if my users are out of office, then the mail
will be download to the exchange server and the users are not able to
access mail from ISP using ISP Webmail.
You don't need it. Why not just have everyone use OWA?
does anybody have any suggestion.
Also For RWW and OWA, i am still not able to configure it. I have a
Dynamic IP. But i have signed up with DYNDNS and configured it
correctly. When i type myusename.dydns.org , i get connected to my
ADSL modem. Hower if i type htttps://myusename.dydns.org/remote then
i am not getting any login page. can anybody advise me what the
issuse.
Run the CEICW and enable everything yuo want. Then in your firewall/router
do port forwarding - 443 and 4125 for RWW.
Since my DYNDNS account is configured with the ADSL modem IP
The IP address isn't really relevant here - you have the dynDNS client
software configured on your server to update your hostname with the correct
public IP (or use your router's built-in DynDNS updater to do it).
, How do i access RWW and OWA. if i type my machine local IP like
https://192.168.10.10/remote , i get the RWW login page
That's inside your network. You don't need to use it there, most likely -
but if you did, you could also just use http://servername/remote or
/exchange.
All advice is appreciated
.
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