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Problem with Outlook 2003
Greetings,
A customer of mine have 2 Computers. Both computers have the same email address. On computer#1, they have hard time to receive emails from people. Though, on computer#2, all emails are received without any problem.
After a couple of test I figured that, when computer#1 is doing a "send-receive" before computer#2, computer#1 receive all emails without any problem and computer#2 as well...
So long story short :
Computer#1 don't receive any emails when Computer#2 is clicking on "send-receive" but Computer#1 receive all emails when he's doing the "send-receive" before Computer#2
Any idea ?
Thanks.
My question is : Do you have any idea why it's doing such a thing ?
Thanks.
A customer of mine have 2 Computers. Both computers have the same email address. On computer#1, they have hard time to receive emails from people. Though, on computer#2, all emails are received without any problem.
After a couple of test I figured that, when computer#1 is doing a "send-receive" before computer#2, computer#1 receive all emails without any problem and computer#2 as well...
So long story short :
Computer#1 don't receive any emails when Computer#2 is clicking on "send-receive" but Computer#1 receive all emails when he's doing the "send-receive" before Computer#2
Any idea ?
Thanks.
My question is : Do you have any idea why it's doing such a thing ?
Thanks.
Are these computers setup with an Exchange server or are you using POP3?
Also, if you're using Exchange; which version and SP level?
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Using a pop3 server from a popular ISP, no exchange server. I thought at first sight that it was because of the firewall, I desactivated it, still dosent work.
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This is something that I didn't remember. I didn't work with pop3 since a while... You're probably right. I'll take a look and get back to you ASAP, thanks a lot Kenny ;)
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Thanks !