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We have exchange installed on our 2003 SBS Server. The only reason we want to use exchange locally is to use the public calendar. We use our ISP for POP3 Email and that’s how we have outlook setup to send and receive email using the pop3 account. I do not want to add a second exchange account to the outlook software because it creates a second inbox within exchange. Adding an exchange account in the past created problems because the mail gets bounced because it goes through the exchanged account. <br />
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Beside the web access, is there any other way of accessing the public folder without adding an exchange mail account in outlook. <br />

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We have exchange installed on our 2003 SBS Server. The only reason we want to use exchange locally is to use the public calendar. We use our ISP for POP3 Email and that’s how we have outlook setup to send and receive email using the pop3 account. I do not want to add a second exchange account to the outlook software because it creates a second inbox within exchange. Adding an exchange account in the past created problems because the mail gets bounced because it goes through the exchanged account. 

Beside the web access, is there any other way of accessing the public folder without adding an exchange mail account in outlook. 


Exchange 2003 public folders.

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.