Webmail Only shows todays mail not previous mail.
Hello,
I have a Server 2003 SBS SP1 w\ Exchange 2003 SP2 and the web mail patch for IE7.
The problem i am haveing now is i can only see one days worth of email is there a default for email on webmail or can i change it so they can see all thier mail from past days. if i move them to a folder i can view them but not in INBOX only shows todays mail not yesterdays etc... very strange not sure why. please help if you need any further information please post. i kinda need this to work fast we just started useing webmail.
Thanks again!
I have a Server 2003 SBS SP1 w\ Exchange 2003 SP2 and the web mail patch for IE7.
The problem i am haveing now is i can only see one days worth of email is there a default for email on webmail or can i change it so they can see all thier mail from past days. if i move them to a folder i can view them but not in INBOX only shows todays mail not yesterdays etc... very strange not sure why. please help if you need any further information please post. i kinda need this to work fast we just started useing webmail.
Thanks again!
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Now just to figue out why outlook pulls all the emails when they setup outlook with pop3 at the other location. it will pull all old email and store it in ahother location wont keep a copy on the work computer. so if they setup work with exchange and then go home and setup a pop3 on their outlook 2003 it pulls from there email at work from the account not sure why will i make another post on this one. thanks again for the help
They should NOT be using POP3 from home. Instead they should be using RPC over HTTPS as was explained to you in your other question. But they didn't really give you the proper info on RPC over HTTPS in an SBS environment...
This feature must be enabled in the Configure Email and Internet Connection Wizard (CEICW -- which is linked as Connect to the Internet in the Server Management Console > To-Do List) by checking the box on the Web Services Configuration Screen for "Outlook via the Internet".
A visual how-to is here: http://sbsurl.com/ceicw
Port 443 must be open on your router/firewall.
Then RPC over HTTPS client configuration instructions are on the server's Remote Web Workplace main menu -- linked as "Configure Outlook via the Internet" -- access the RWW Main Menu by going to http://localhost/remote from on your server. (See http://sbsurl.com/rww for more info on RWW).
A full overview for SBS based RPC/HTTPS configurations is here: http://sbsurl.com/rpc
Jeff
TechSoEasy
This feature must be enabled in the Configure Email and Internet Connection Wizard (CEICW -- which is linked as Connect to the Internet in the Server Management Console > To-Do List) by checking the box on the Web Services Configuration Screen for "Outlook via the Internet".
A visual how-to is here: http://sbsurl.com/ceicw
Port 443 must be open on your router/firewall.
Then RPC over HTTPS client configuration instructions are on the server's Remote Web Workplace main menu -- linked as "Configure Outlook via the Internet" -- access the RWW Main Menu by going to http://localhost/remote from on your server. (See http://sbsurl.com/rww for more info on RWW).
A full overview for SBS based RPC/HTTPS configurations is here: http://sbsurl.com/rpc
Jeff
TechSoEasy
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