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Thanks you for your detailed and helpful answer czcdct:..J
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Thanks you for your detailed and helpful answer czcdct:..J

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Hi. I have a recent client who is using SBS2003/exchange to collect mail from a ISP for their domain e.g. mydomain.com.<br />
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I want to add an email address for a user who works from home with a laptop and a dial-up connection so he can receive email e.g john@mydomain.com. I have configured Outlook express with his POP3 username and password as provided by the ISP but any mail sent to him is never received. I assume this is because at the exchange collecting all email for the Domain.<br />
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I can set up a temporary email address outside the Domain which works perfectly. &nbsp;Is there a simple solution to this without turning Exchange server upside down as my knowledge of Exchange is very limited.<br />
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Thanks. &nbsp;
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Hi. I have a recent client who is using SBS2003/exchange to collect mail from a ISP for their domain e.g. mydomain.com.

I want to add an email address for a user who works from home with a laptop and a dial-up connection so he can receive email e.g john@mydomain.com. I have configured Outlook express with his POP3 username and password as provided by the ISP but any mail sent to him is never received. I assume this is because at the exchange collecting all email for the Domain.

I can set up a temporary email address outside the Domain which works perfectly.  Is there a simple solution to this without turning Exchange server upside down as my knowledge of Exchange is very limited.

Thanks.  

Dialup connection to provide POP3 mail outside of exchange.

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.