Re: SBS 2003 POP3 connector

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Just is. If you want more info, google it or open a new post as these old ones don't get much review.

-Larry


"Jason Chapman" <jason@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message news:u94jYrNSJHA.5080@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Larry Struckmeyer [SBS-MVP] wrote:

The rest of the story is that you don't really want to use the pop3
connector for exchange. It is intended as a temporary measure while
all the rest of the services are setup, and should be abandoned as
soon as possible.

Sorry to *** in, but why is that?

I am looking at migrating a set up (the only one I look after), from a
W2000 running a proprietory e-mail package (25 users) to SBS2K8 and was
counting on using POP3 and ISP's SMTP. They provide AV and some level
of DR if the server goes belly up (as it did this morning). Out POP3.
account allowed Users access to their inbound e-mail, since Thursday
last week whilst we ran around getting the server back up and running.

Regards,

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JAC


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