Out of Office on Exchange

I have the Out of Office reply running on the workstations attached to
EXServer2K within SBS2k. Went into Global Settings and made surte it was
checked to allow OoO replies ti internet mail (an original problem I had)
and it seemed to work on the check out. Now, what I am noticing, is that
once this people leave and turn off their system, the OoO is not going out,
but if I turn on their systems and then try it, it runs perfectly. I know
there has to be a way for this to work without them leaving their systems on
for two weeks....can someone point me in the right direction.

Marina
Mon Dec 22 13:06:19 CST 2003

They have to enable the OOO when they close Outlook. Are you sure they do
this?

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Regards,

Marina

"John C. Harris, MPA" <fake@invalid.org> schreef in bericht
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> I have the Out of Office reply running on the workstations attached to
> EXServer2K within SBS2k. Went into Global Settings and made surte it was
> checked to allow OoO replies ti internet mail (an original problem I had)
> and it seemed to work on the check out. Now, what I am noticing, is that
> once this people leave and turn off their system, the OoO is not going
out,
> but if I turn on their systems and then try it, it runs perfectly. I know
> there has to be a way for this to work without them leaving their systems
on
> for two weeks....can someone point me in the right direction.
>
>

John
Mon Dec 22 15:04:39 CST 2003

Yes I was sure. Found out what it was. I am an idiot. Was testing the system
from the same email address. Only get one OOO reply per email address.
Taht's why it stopped coming in.

Thanks anyway.

"John C. Harris, MPA" <fake@invalid.org> wrote in message
news:%230MU60KyDHA.2508@TK2MSFTNGP12.phx.gbl...
> I have the Out of Office reply running on the workstations attached to
> EXServer2K within SBS2k. Went into Global Settings and made surte it was
> checked to allow OoO replies ti internet mail (an original problem I had)
> and it seemed to work on the check out. Now, what I am noticing, is that
> once this people leave and turn off their system, the OoO is not going
out,
> but if I turn on their systems and then try it, it runs perfectly. I know
> there has to be a way for this to work without them leaving their systems
on
> for two weeks....can someone point me in the right direction.
>
>