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I have a problem:<br />
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a company has a NT network with Win3.11 clients. From the NT server, you have access to the internet and can fetch mail from your POP client.<br />
Now I want that every email addressed to Joe@pop-provider.com will be forwarded to Joe's (who is a client in this network); everything to Doe@pop-provider.com shall be forwarded to Doe.<br />
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Any ideas how this is done, if there are any additional products that have to be purchased?<br />
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This question momentarily is rated 100 points; if the answer (and the answer to probable additional questions on this matter) has to be lengthy, I'll raise the amount.
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I have a problem:

a company has a NT network with Win3.11 clients. From the NT server, you have access to the internet and can fetch mail from your POP client.
Now I want that every email addressed to Joe@pop-provider.com will be forwarded to Joe's (who is a client in this network); everything to Doe@pop-provider.com shall be forwarded to Doe.

Any ideas how this is done, if there are any additional products that have to be purchased?

This question momentarily is rated 100 points; if the answer (and the answer to probable additional questions on this matter) has to be lengthy, I'll raise the amount.

distributing emails

The Windows operating systems have distinct methodologies for designing and implementing networks, and have specific systems to accomplish various networking processes, such as Exchange for email, Sharepoint for shared files and programs, and IIS for delivery of web pages. Microsoft also produces server technologies for networked database use, security and virtualization.