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This isn't the exact solution I was looking for, but it is close. &nbsp;I ended up letting a more experienced tech do the work. &nbsp;It was a little bit complicated because this client used 2 different email domains at the same location and they needed a quick send/receive between those domains. &nbsp;I think he set up aliases that bypassed the pop connectors, and interoffice email now arrives instantly - less than a minute wait time.
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This isn't the exact solution I was looking for, but it is close.  I ended up letting a more experienced tech do the work.  It was a little bit complicated because this client used 2 different email domains at the same location and they needed a quick send/receive between those domains.  I think he set up aliases that bypassed the pop connectors, and interoffice email now arrives instantly - less than a minute wait time.

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Can someone please tell me how to change the send/receive intervals in Exchange on SBS 2003, specifically for inter-office emails? &nbsp;Users are complaining that it takes 15 minutes to receive interoffice email since our SBS rebuild. &nbsp;Previously they were received almost instantly after they were sent. &nbsp;Thanks.
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Can someone please tell me how to change the send/receive intervals in Exchange on SBS 2003, specifically for inter-office emails?  Users are complaining that it takes 15 minutes to receive interoffice email since our SBS rebuild.  Previously they were received almost instantly after they were sent.  Thanks.

How to Change Send/Receive Intervals in Exchange 2003

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.