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Thank you Andrew<br />
What about using the connector for IMAP on exchange together with auto reply? Is that a better solution?<br />
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Regards<br />
Roger
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Thank you Andrew
What about using the connector for IMAP on exchange together with auto reply? Is that a better solution?

Regards
Roger

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It doesn't make a lot of difference as one is not dependent on the other.<br />
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The reason I don't like the POP3 collector is that it is prone to failure.<br />
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Cheers<br />
Andrew
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It doesn't make a lot of difference as one is not dependent on the other.

The reason I don't like the POP3 collector is that it is prone to failure.

Cheers
Andrew

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Thank you Andrew for your help.<br />
Have a good day.<br />
Roger
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Thank you Andrew for your help.
Have a good day.
Roger

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Hello<br />
Is it possible to use the auto answer / reply function in outlook when:<br />
- outlook is configured for an exchange server 2013 account<br />
- the exchange server 2013 connects and gets the emails via pop3 connector?<br />
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I know, that auto reply / answer with pop3 configured on outlook does not work.<br />
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Thanks for your help<br />
Roger
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Hello
Is it possible to use the auto answer / reply function in outlook when:
- outlook is configured for an exchange server 2013 account
- the exchange server 2013 connects and gets the emails via pop3 connector?

I know, that auto reply / answer with pop3 configured on outlook does not work.

Thanks for your help
Roger

Microsoft Exchange Server 2013, POP3 and auto reply

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