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Clarification on above....<br />
All email to my office comes to me as the above.<br />
I can double click on the attachment and see the actual email.
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Clarification on above....
All email to my office comes to me as the above.
I can double click on the attachment and see the actual email.

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We are having some problems with email.<br />
It seems I started a transfer of domain registration to a new hosting company.<br />
I then cancelled it, but they pulled anyway.<br />
<br />
To compensate I set up email accounts at both hosting companies.<br />
I am using Exchange Server 2000 with ExchangePop3.<br />
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The exchange pop3 is working fine, but my email says:<br />
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&quot;The attached message was not delivered to the following recipients due to licensing issues:<br />
someone@yourdomain.com Domain not licensed&quot;<br />
<br />
Anyone have any ideas?<br />
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We are having some problems with email.
It seems I started a transfer of domain registration to a new hosting company.
I then cancelled it, but they pulled anyway.

To compensate I set up email accounts at both hosting companies.
I am using Exchange Server 2000 with ExchangePop3.

The exchange pop3 is working fine, but my email says:

"The attached message was not delivered to the following recipients due to licensing issues:
someone@yourdomain.com Domain not licensed"

Anyone have any ideas?



The attached message was not delivered to the following recipients due to licensing issues,  domain not licensed

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