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The SBS box has two NICs, how can I check the binding and if neccesary remedy the issue please?<br />
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Jerry
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The SBS box has two NICs, how can I check the binding and if neccesary remedy the issue please?

Jerry

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HI Jerry,<br />
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Start-&gt;Programs-&gt;Microsoft<wbr /> Exchange-&gt; System Manager -&gt;Servers -&gt; Protocols -&gt; POP3 -&gt;Default POP3.. Right Click - Properties - What IP is on it - normally keep it all unassigned for both interface access.<br />
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regards<br />
Dinesh<br />
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HI Jerry,

Start->Programs->Microsoft Exchange-> System Manager ->Servers -> Protocols -> POP3 ->Default POP3.. Right Click - Properties - What IP is on it - normally keep it all unassigned for both interface access.

regards
Dinesh



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Dinesh,<br />
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perfect! &nbsp;All working great now.<br />
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Thanks again!<br />
<br />
Jerry
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Dinesh,

perfect!  All working great now.

Thanks again!

Jerry

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Hi,<br />
I have a member of staff that accesses his mail from our SBS server via pop3 from his laptop. When he comes into the office his outlook cannot connect to the server.<br />
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I have set up a forward lookup DNS record and when he is in the office, pinging mail.ourdomain.com from his laptop does resolve to the exchange server 192.168.1.x<br />
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I cannot understand why exchange will not allow the connection when the request comes from the local network. Any help would be great!<br />
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Thanks, Jerry.
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Hi,
I have a member of staff that accesses his mail from our SBS server via pop3 from his laptop. When he comes into the office his outlook cannot connect to the server.

I have set up a forward lookup DNS record and when he is in the office, pinging mail.ourdomain.com from his laptop does resolve to the exchange server 192.168.1.x

I cannot understand why exchange will not allow the connection when the request comes from the local network. Any help would be great!

Thanks, Jerry.

Accessing pop mail from local network

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.