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Can you use Exchange to backup outside email.
We have an exchange server in house. Everyone gets email from a POP3 server. When you put the exchange server in Outlook, does it start syncing the mail so that the POP3 mail is in the Exchange server? If it will, how is it done most effectively. We have it working in one place but not another.
Dr Damnit,
True the pop3 connector is OK but it only checkes mail every 15 min and most people like it "now" so the best thing i have come up with is to create the exchange account first and then the pop account and make sure the pop account does not go into a personal folder but into the "Mailbox %username% on the outlook client.
True the pop3 connector is OK but it only checkes mail every 15 min and most people like it "now" so the best thing i have come up with is to create the exchange account first and then the pop account and make sure the pop account does not go into a personal folder but into the "Mailbox %username% on the outlook client.
You got it. The mailbox - username is the destination. That will deliver the pop email into their exchange account, which will sync with the server.
ASKER
They also want contacts backed up too. Is there a way to do that? Also can you give me a procedure on changing the destination.
Contacts will just need to be in the Exchange folder. That will work just fine.
Setup their Exchange account first, and the POP3 account second, with a download destination for the POP3 account set as the Exchange mailbox.
Then all will be well.
You win!
Setup their Exchange account first, and the POP3 account second, with a download destination for the POP3 account set as the Exchange mailbox.
Then all will be well.
You win!
ASKER
Where do you configure the download destination and what format do you use?
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Thanks for all your help. Things are working great now.
There is a better way to do this, however,
You should setup the POP3 connector in Exchange so that the EXCHANGE server is downloading the POP3 mail, and then it syncs with the workstations.