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I have 150+ workstations that are running several different versions of Outlook (97, 2000, 2003) on several different OS's ... 98, NT, 2000 &amp;&nbsp;XP ... in just about any combination. &nbsp; Currently they POP two accounts, one from an in-house server which was ID'd using it's IP address and one from an external server.<br />
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We will be implementing a new server in-house as a single solution. &nbsp;I'm looking for a way to change the IP address &nbsp;name of the POP3 and SMTP entries used for the in-house account to a DNS name and delete the second account pointing to the external server without going around and logging on to each machine as the user. &nbsp;Once that is done I can handle the switch to the new server via my internal DNS<br />
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Is there a way to ID that info in the registry (I assume that is where it's stored)?<br />
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I have 150+ workstations that are running several different versions of Outlook (97, 2000, 2003) on several different OS's ... 98, NT, 2000 & XP ... in just about any combination.   Currently they POP two accounts, one from an in-house server which was ID'd using it's IP address and one from an external server.

We will be implementing a new server in-house as a single solution.  I'm looking for a way to change the IP address  name of the POP3 and SMTP entries used for the in-house account to a DNS name and delete the second account pointing to the external server without going around and logging on to each machine as the user.  Once that is done I can handle the switch to the new server via my internal DNS

Is there a way to ID that info in the registry (I assume that is where it's stored)?



&quot;Batch&quot; change of Outlook settings

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&quot;Batch&quot; change of Outlook settings

"Batch" change of Outlook settings