I am running Exchange 2013 with an Edge server in a production environment as 2 separate VM's.(CAS & Mailbox Server Combined / Edge Seperate)  Both Exchange and Edge are versions 15.00.0847.032
The first issue I am trying to solve is to get IMAP4 and POP3 working with this server. When I try to connect via Thunderbird I get the message "Thunderbird failed to find the settings for your email account". When I run the command Get-ReceiveConnector "*\Client Frontend*" command under bindings I get: {[::]:587, 0.0.0.0:587} Enabled is True

Outlook / auto discover appears to work fine, the problem is trying to use 3rd party clients IMAP4 and Pop3 protocols.

Do I need to edit my receive/send connectors to show the IP/FDQN somehow?
Thank You in advance for any help offered.

How to make signature that will look the same on different email-clients? We use outlook 2010, 2013 and 2016 and mozzila thunderbird. I have tested with thunderbird and Outlook 2016 and have big problems, from display of color to different looking text.   What I found is when I send a colored line (orange) the other email client changes it to gray + when mail is sent from thunderbird formating is gone.. So how to proceed here? I made signature in word 2016 then copy it to outlook and  for thunderbird I tried to open it as .htm file or copy paste the signature from outlook and then inside new mail use save, file and then as html and then choose it as signature.

So any options what should I use do?  I even tryed to use signature as picture but is not a preferable way.

My final goal is to have a signature that will work with all email clients and will be easilly editable for every employee.

Thanks

i want to send 10 jpgs with my mail; however thunderbird does allow only one jpg to be selected
how can this be done

Helping my brothers who are very low tech.  

They have their own domain. Hosted at a shared hosting company. They check / send their mail ONLY from the webmail of the hosting company.

They are moving the website to another shared hosting company (and setting up email at that new company also I would think).  They are asking me about getting / saving all the the old emails on the first hosting company.

I know I could use my outlook, set up a POP account and download the inbox for each account.  But other folders?  Sent?  

Maybe I'm not much more techy than them - should I really set up outlook for IMAP?  then I can export ALL the folders into a PST?

Next issue - they don't use / have  outlook. Can that PST of inbox / sent / etc be pushed up to the new server? (set up imap to the new server, and drag /drop emails from the PST into the IMAP appropriate folders?

If that won't work, then what would you recommend for someone that is using just the webmail of the hosting company but want to see the old emails once in a while?  Thunderbird for the old emails?

Thanks!

Does Thunderbird know about Two Step Authentication?

I use Does Thunderbird but feel it has a bug with Two Step Authentication. iCloud and Zoho are easy to configure for Two Step Authentication, and both work. Then, for some unknown reason, both have failed.

Do I need a different client?

I really hate needing to log onto my web clients...I have so many email accounts.

Thanks.

Why does a signature need to be hosted?

I have an image of my business card I configured as a signature image with Thunderbird.

I send out emails to my other email accounts, and the image shows up fine. So, what is the reason I need to host the image?

I guess if someone has images blocked, they will not see it. So in that case, would they need to click a URL in order to see the image?

If so, I imagine this enables the recipient to select which image to view versus viewing them all?

I am trying to understand the value of hosting my signature image.

Please let me know.

Thanks.

Hello guys,
I have switched my Thunderbird account to Outlook last week.
Now, I want to move Mozilla address book to Outlook account.
How to do that?

Thunderbird email client mails blocked by popup. I cannot access mails on Tbird because a pop-up appears saying I am about to alter how Tbird identifies this site. I have more than 10 accounts set up via my BlueHost Hosting system.The same popup occurs for all of them.  I can access all the mails using web mail rather than the Tbird client. I haven't any other client systems to access the mails.
The system has Spanish language and I attach a screen grab. The translation is: You are about to alter how Tbird identifies this site. It gives the server address mail.domainname.es:143
State of certificate
- This site is trying to identify itself with invalid information
The popup invites to accept security exception. If I press this it pops up again with a different domain name,

I have Avast Internet Security installed. If I look in detail Avast protections appear in what it calls Basic Shields.
Details of certificates:
Certificate of Server SSL
Domain Control Validated
Emited by
avast! Web/Mail Shield Root
generated by avast! antivirus for SSL/TLS scanning
It is beginning to look as if Avast is guilty overall. What would recommended cure be please?

I am almost finished "rebuilding" and reinstalling the programs I had on a Windows 7 computer onto another computer running Windows 7. Just about everything has gone smoothly. I saved my Thunderbird profile, and I think Thunderbird saved my emails and other related data which I would like to restore on the new computer. I see some file with odd numbers which may be the Thunderbird profiles folder, assigned that name by Thunderbird.

I have looked at the explanation of "Moving Thunderbird Data to a New Computer" on the Thunderbird website, and have to say that I simply do not understand much of ANYTHING they are telling me to do. I have tried to follow these instructions and it seems that what they say and what I see are two very different things.

What I want to do doesn't appear to be a terribly difficult thing, but I am honestly lost at trying to dope out what I should REALLY do. I get the sense that it's supposed to be simple, but it also reminds me of that old joke of asking an engineer "What time is it?" and he starts telling you how to build a clock.

So, experts, in asking you for help, I'd like you to pretend that I am able to open folders and do the most elementary of computer tasks, maybe just one step above having to be told where the "g" key is on the keyboard. Perhaps "total dummy but not entirely hopeless" would be a good picture of me from which you can guide me to get this rectified.

By the way, why "high" priority? Because I've tried to fix this off…

I use a CRM which has the nice feature of showing what emails were viewed, and when they were viewed.

Does this exist with ThunderBird? Or is there some other email client I can use that has this?

Thanks.

Hi All,
Here's the facts before my question:
>I have a client using Thunderbird to manage their emails
>There are 2 Users, on 2 separate computers
>Both have their email setup as IMAP
>Through a convoluted setup, User 2 can access User 1's local email folders which are stored on User 1's computer
>Total Email space taken by User 1's emails is ~85GB including the local folders (local folders ~40GB)

I would like to migrate them to O365. The problem is after converting the local folders in Thunderbird emails to a PST, how can I setup those emails so both can be accessed efficiently by both Users?

*I don't think uploading a massive 85GB PST file, then sharing the folders with the other user in Outlook would be the best solution.

Any suggestions would be appreciated!