Exchange Server Vs POP3

We are trying to implement a dual heading of email access
where the clients recover AND send their email using a
remote POP box. We are using .OST files rather than .PST
because we need Exchange Server to hold a mirror of their
emails. All works fine except if you email another client
of the Exchange server in which case the email is not sent
out to their POP box but retained by Exchange Server
internally. The trouble is that the client may be working
off-site and expects all their email to be in the POP box.

What settings do we need to change to force Exchange
Server to leave outbound emails alone and let them go
outside to the POP box in all cases?

CRIS
Tue Aug 10 16:02:24 CDT 2004

You cannot do this with the pop connector that comes with Exchange. You
would have to purchase a 3rd party pop3 Connector

Of course the other option to have them come and get the mail, remotely

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"Paul" <paulj@sigma-office.net> wrote in message
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> We are trying to implement a dual heading of email access
> where the clients recover AND send their email using a
> remote POP box. We are using .OST files rather than .PST
> because we need Exchange Server to hold a mirror of their
> emails. All works fine except if you email another client
> of the Exchange server in which case the email is not sent
> out to their POP box but retained by Exchange Server
> internally. The trouble is that the client may be working
> off-site and expects all their email to be in the POP box.
>
> What settings do we need to change to force Exchange
> Server to leave outbound emails alone and let them go
> outside to the POP box in all cases?

Lanwench
Tue Aug 10 22:24:01 CDT 2004

Paul wrote:
> We are trying to implement a dual heading of email access
> where the clients recover AND send their email using a
> remote POP box.

What's the reason for this?

> We are using .OST files rather than .PST
> because we need Exchange Server to hold a mirror of their
> emails. All works fine except if you email another client
> of the Exchange server in which case the email is not sent
> out to their POP box but retained by Exchange Server
> internally. The trouble is that the client may be working
> off-site and expects all their email to be in the POP box.
>
> What settings do we need to change to force Exchange
> Server to leave outbound emails alone and let them go
> outside to the POP box in all cases?