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Exchange 2003 SMTP Connector
Tags: connector, exchange, 2003
Exchange 2003 w/SMTP Connector enabled.
This has been set for a client who travels and set POP3 up for him...
He claims when he travels and purchases the hotel internet package and open Outlook, all his emails - 2000+ download.

I know he'd most likely not have this issue if he just used OWA, but is there perhaps something missing in the settings on his laptop or perhaps the server?
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Question Asked By: mdmcq5
Solution Provided By: chakote
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09.20.2007 at 06:03PM PDT, ID: 19932789

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Perhaps you'd be better off having your client consider using RPC-HTTPS instead?

Benefits of Using RPC over HTTP
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/4bd432ba-087e-46b8-9a38-6e745a150288.aspx
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09.20.2007 at 07:06PM PDT, ID: 19932966

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I could not agree more with chakote - POP3 is horrible, and there is really no need to use it, ever.

Get RPC/HTTP running - the most it will cost you is $20 for an SSL certificate, and if you really want to be tight, you can make one yourself.

-red
 
09.21.2007 at 10:58AM PDT, ID: 19937683
ok that sounds good...

would either of you be willing to present me with some CONS towards the POP so I can present to the client in an attempt to "change his mind"..??
 
09.21.2007 at 03:12PM PDT, ID: 19939592

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CONs to POP?

Passwords are generally in clear text, there is no tracking of sent items on the server.

The real kicker will be when you show him the PROs of RPC/HTTP.

Totally secure running over SSL, completely identical mailbox - whether he is in the office, at home, on his mobile, at an internet cafe using OWA, public folders while mobile, etc, etc.

If he really wants to use POP3, I would ask him how life is back in 1998 and if he can send me a copy of Will Smith's; Gettin Jiggy wit it.
 
09.21.2007 at 04:54PM PDT, ID: 19939896

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redseatechnologies: "ask him how life is back in 1998"  I couldn't agree more.

What's Wrong With POP
http://email.about.com/cs/standards/a/imap_basics.htm
(everywhere the author mentions IMAP, replace with RPC-HTTPS)

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Here's some guides to help you get it setup:
Implementing RPC over HTTPS in a single Exchange Server 2003 environment
http://www.msexchange.org/tutorials/Implementing-RPC-over-HTTPS-single-Exchange-Server-2003-environment.html

Using Outlook 2003 to connect to Exchange 2003 using RPC over HTTPS
http://www.msexchange.org/tutorials/Outlook_2003_Connect_Exchange_2003.html

and finally:


http://www.msexchange.org/pages/search.asp?query=RPC%20over%20HTTPS
 
12.04.2007 at 04:17AM PST, ID: 20402241
Issue ended up being related to MX records.  Added a new MX record in reference to how his email was configured and problems have halted
 
12.04.2007 at 11:40AM PST, ID: 20405680

Rank: Genius

There is no way that MX records could have anything to do with this problem.  MX records are only used when the server receives mail from the outside world.
 
 
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