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Exchange pop3 and outlook username format
Hello Experts,
I am trying enable pop3 service for exchange users. In this regard, I have enabled exchange pop3 service on exchange. I have set Plain Tex Logon ( Basic Authentication) method on exchange server. I have also enabled port 25 and 110 on my firewall.
I setup outlook client and it working using the username format as domain username. Its not working when I provide smtp email address as username on outlook 2010.
Any help and suggestions
Thanks
Samir
I am trying enable pop3 service for exchange users. In this regard, I have enabled exchange pop3 service on exchange. I have set Plain Tex Logon ( Basic Authentication) method on exchange server. I have also enabled port 25 and 110 on my firewall.
I setup outlook client and it working using the username format as domain username. Its not working when I provide smtp email address as username on outlook 2010.
Any help and suggestions
Thanks
Samir
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I agree to Simon
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I am using exchange server 2010 SP2. But for now I want to use POP3. During the outlook configuration as pop3 I provided domain samaccount name as username in this case it's working but I when I try to use email address as username it doesn't work.
As I already wrote - unless the domain has been configured, the email address doesn't work for login information - you have to use the Domain information.
The usual format for POP3 is domain\username\alias.
Outlook Anywhere is far superior to POP3. I would actually go as far as to say that there are no good reasons to use POP3 and it has no place in a corporate email environment.
Simon.
The usual format for POP3 is domain\username\alias.
Outlook Anywhere is far superior to POP3. I would actually go as far as to say that there are no good reasons to use POP3 and it has no place in a corporate email environment.
Simon.
Also want to add. Going forward Exchange 2013 uses Outlook Anywhere by default.
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Hi Experts,
I have done the following and its working but have 1 issue.
- I created additional ( xyz.com) under Active Directory Domains and Trusts.
- I Changed the logon format on the exchange server in the Form Based Authentication section from default "Domain\User" to "UPN" and restart the IIS services.
- Selected the UPN Suffix in the properties of the user object that corresponds to this specific SMTP domain
I can login using UPN but I am not able login using primary SMTP address.
my UPN is test100@xyz.com
smtp address test1000@xyz.com
Please any help.
Thanks
I have done the following and its working but have 1 issue.
- I created additional ( xyz.com) under Active Directory Domains and Trusts.
- I Changed the logon format on the exchange server in the Form Based Authentication section from default "Domain\User" to "UPN" and restart the IIS services.
- Selected the UPN Suffix in the properties of the user object that corresponds to this specific SMTP domain
I can login using UPN but I am not able login using primary SMTP address.
my UPN is test100@xyz.com
smtp address test1000@xyz.com
Please any help.
Thanks
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