Exchange doesn't leave a copy in webhotel's server

I´ve just installed Exchange on our SBS 2003. Problem: Exchange downloads
every mail from our webhotel server (POP), which is now empty. Therefore I
can't check my new mails from home. Is there a way to setup Exchange to leave
a copy in webhotel?

We have dynamic IP in our company. In office outlook 2003 I made two email
accounts: one for exchange and one for webhotel. (First I have only exchange
account, but Outlook didn't send (or was it receive) any mails; creating
account for webhotel fixed that problem). I installed pop3 connector manager.

Thanks in advantage,

Juha R.

Mark
Tue Aug 23 01:10:03 CDT 2005

On Mon, 22 Aug 2005 22:04:01 -0700, "Juha"
<Juha@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:

>I´ve just installed Exchange on our SBS 2003. Problem: Exchange downloads
>every mail from our webhotel server (POP), which is now empty. Therefore I
>can't check my new mails from home. Is there a way to setup Exchange to leave
>a copy in webhotel?
>
>We have dynamic IP in our company. In office outlook 2003 I made two email
>accounts: one for exchange and one for webhotel. (First I have only exchange
>account, but Outlook didn't send (or was it receive) any mails; creating
>account for webhotel fixed that problem). I installed pop3 connector manager.
>
>Thanks in advantage,
>
>Juha R.

You need to use a 3rd party POP3 connector for that functionality
(IIRC) POPCON and POPBeamer are two ones that are often mentioned.

Why don't you subscribe to the dyndns service and get a free url for
your dymanic address and then set up remote connectivity to your
Exchange server?

Juha
Tue Aug 23 12:11:02 CDT 2005

Thanks Mark

I'll try dyndns. We'll get fixed IP later and it is good idea to confiqure
Exchange for that scenario. What are the main steps when debloing Exchange
with fixed IP?

BTW. I support a client which has ISPs webmail as a backup anf for home
access. Exchange leaves the copy on ISPs server. I don't suppose they have
any 3rd party SW. Is it possible in our scenario?

Juha Rimmi

"Mark Arnold [MVP]" wrote:

> On Mon, 22 Aug 2005 22:04:01 -0700, "Juha"
> <Juha@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:
>
> >I´ve just installed Exchange on our SBS 2003. Problem: Exchange downloads
> >every mail from our webhotel server (POP), which is now empty. Therefore I
> >can't check my new mails from home. Is there a way to setup Exchange to leave
> >a copy in webhotel?
> >
> >We have dynamic IP in our company. In office outlook 2003 I made two email
> >accounts: one for exchange and one for webhotel. (First I have only exchange
> >account, but Outlook didn't send (or was it receive) any mails; creating
> >account for webhotel fixed that problem). I installed pop3 connector manager.
> >
> >Thanks in advantage,
> >
> >Juha R.
>
> You need to use a 3rd party POP3 connector for that functionality
> (IIRC) POPCON and POPBeamer are two ones that are often mentioned.
>
> Why don't you subscribe to the dyndns service and get a free url for
> your dymanic address and then set up remote connectivity to your
> Exchange server?
>