logging on to sbs 2003
I have 1 laptiop which goes with me everywhere.
During the day I log onto 1 sbs 2003 server (but only by using my local profile not the servers)
I get email from the server - mail@domain1.com
During the night I log onto a different sbs 2003 server (but only by using my local profile not the servers)
I cant get email from either sbs servers.
How do I setup outlook 2007 to receive email from both the servers regardless of which server im currently on.
During the day I log onto 1 sbs 2003 server (but only by using my local profile not the servers)
I get email from the server - mail@domain1.com
During the night I log onto a different sbs 2003 server (but only by using my local profile not the servers)
I cant get email from either sbs servers.
How do I setup outlook 2007 to receive email from both the servers regardless of which server im currently on.
ormerodrutter
How do you setup in your Outlook? Do you use RPC over https?
Some questions:
Did you use VPN every time login to either sbs servers?
Each SBS in a separate domain, so you are practically logging in two separate domains. In order to view email from an exchange server, you have to join your laptop to that domain, so basically, you only allow to join to one domain at a time. Check your laptop to see what domain are you in then you may only be able to view email from that domain.
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Did you use VPN every time login to either sbs servers?
Each SBS in a separate domain, so you are practically logging in two separate domains. In order to view email from an exchange server, you have to join your laptop to that domain, so basically, you only allow to join to one domain at a time. Check your laptop to see what domain are you in then you may only be able to view email from that domain.
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The best alternate way to view email from your SBS is using Outlook Web Access with VPN. Doing that, you don't have to join to any domain.
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ASKER
sorry for the delay guys. been ill.
ormerodrutter:
Dont understand either of the options.
lnkevin:
We dont use VPN ever. Just plug the cable in and were working.
We dont really wont to use outlook web access.
We are logging onto to 2 different domains. hence the question.
"you have to join your laptop to that domain,"
But we only have the option to use 1 at a time, therfor how do we do this?
ormerodrutter:
Dont understand either of the options.
lnkevin:
We dont use VPN ever. Just plug the cable in and were working.
We dont really wont to use outlook web access.
We are logging onto to 2 different domains. hence the question.
"you have to join your laptop to that domain,"
But we only have the option to use 1 at a time, therfor how do we do this?
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