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How can I config Exchange Server 2003 to leave a copy on my third e-mail server?
Hello!
I have a third hostting provider for my web page and e-mail.
Recently we install SBS 2003 and Exchange Server at the office on Dell PowerEdge 1600SC server, we setup the Exchange Server to check the e-mail every 15 min., because we need get our e-mails as soon as posible.
Our ISP provider assign us a dynamic IP address, then we use dyndns service on the router to access the server remotly.
Now a day the principal's managers were assign with a new celular mobile phone "blueberry". I setup their's mobiles to check the e-mail account on there mobiles, but they do not receive some e-mails because de Exchange Sever check the e-mail every 15min. and delete from the hostting service provider.
I want to know how can I setup the Exchange Server 2003 to leave a copy of the e-mails on the third hostting provider for 72hrs.
Thanks in advance,
Luis Zuniga
I have a third hostting provider for my web page and e-mail.
Recently we install SBS 2003 and Exchange Server at the office on Dell PowerEdge 1600SC server, we setup the Exchange Server to check the e-mail every 15 min., because we need get our e-mails as soon as posible.
Our ISP provider assign us a dynamic IP address, then we use dyndns service on the router to access the server remotly.
Now a day the principal's managers were assign with a new celular mobile phone "blueberry". I setup their's mobiles to check the e-mail account on there mobiles, but they do not receive some e-mails because de Exchange Sever check the e-mail every 15min. and delete from the hostting service provider.
I want to know how can I setup the Exchange Server 2003 to leave a copy of the e-mails on the third hostting provider for 72hrs.
Thanks in advance,
Luis Zuniga
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Jeff, couldn't you just setup POP3 on the Exchange server and POP off the Exchange box as well as the 3rd party e-mail? (I've done this with some strange success (though not with SBS). Meaning when I've set it up, it seems to work for a day and stops for some reason.
I wouldn't. But that depends on the available resources of the server. POP3 service is pretty meaty...
Actually what you COULD do is to automatically forward all messages to a GMail account and then POP off of that... which is a much bettter way to handle this.
The forwarding is configured in the User Properties > Exchange General > Delivery Options.
A rule can be set up in the GMail account to delete any message after three days, but it's probably not even necessary.
Jeff
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Actually what you COULD do is to automatically forward all messages to a GMail account and then POP off of that... which is a much bettter way to handle this.
The forwarding is configured in the User Properties > Exchange General > Delivery Options.
A rule can be set up in the GMail account to delete any message after three days, but it's probably not even necessary.
Jeff
TechSoEasy
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I try it! forwarding the e-mails to a GMail account.
Thanx
Luis Zuniga
Thanx
Luis Zuniga