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How about using the POP3 outlook account as the default account in outlook on all PC's. Then all trafic should go out. But I'm still thinking about local delivery inside Exchange and then use VPN, OWA, RPC over HTTPS. Thanks guys I will split the points.
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How about using the POP3 outlook account as the default account in outlook on all PC's. Then all trafic should go out. But I'm still thinking about local delivery inside Exchange and then use VPN, OWA, RPC over HTTPS. Thanks guys I will split the points.

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Even if you change the default account setting, Outlook will still want to use Exchange. The only way to truly avoid Exchange is to remove its accounts settings totally. <br />
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Simon.
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Even if you change the default account setting, Outlook will still want to use Exchange. The only way to truly avoid Exchange is to remove its accounts settings totally.

Simon.

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The customer is using Exchange for mail storage and calendaring. And they are stil using POP3<br />
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So Outlook on the PC's have to mail accounts. One for Exchange and one for POP3. Works fine but when a user is traveling and not connected to Exchange he will not receive mails from his collegues because the trafic is routed internal in Exchange.<br />
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How do I avoid this?<br />
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A workaround offcourse is VPN, RPC HTTP, OWA but does anybody know a way to force all trafic out of exchange.
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The customer is using Exchange for mail storage and calendaring. And they are stil using POP3

So Outlook on the PC's have to mail accounts. One for Exchange and one for POP3. Works fine but when a user is traveling and not connected to Exchange he will not receive mails from his collegues because the trafic is routed internal in Exchange.

How do I avoid this?

A workaround offcourse is VPN, RPC HTTP, OWA but does anybody know a way to force all trafic out of exchange.

Exchange server 2003: How to force all mail trafic out and avoid local delivery

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Exchange is the server side of a collaborative application product that is part of the Microsoft Server infrastructure. Exchange's major features include email, calendaring, contacts and tasks, support for mobile and web-based access to information, and support for data storage.