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Outlook 2007 Configuration issue
Hi all,
Here I have exchange server 2007 in the local configuration its working fine. I have two systems which i have configured with outlook 2007 with POP3 to my exchange server these two systems aslo working fine. these two systems are not at all in domain and the configuration is POP3:mail.domian.com SMTP:mail.domain.com and i checked that option "Leave a copy of message in Server" Now I am going to change those two systems, for that i have taken the backup and i am trying to configure the same account in the new system then its downloading all the mails from day one its around 2GB data here I dont want to download all the mails from Exchange server i just want to configure the Outlook and i will configure the backedup data . please suggest me for this issue thanks In advance Subbu. Submitted using http://www.outlookforums.com |
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Outlook 2007 Configuration issue
On 3/5/2010 10:05 PM, Subbu wrote:
Hi all, Here I have exchange server 2007 in the local configuration its working fine. I have two systems which i have configured with outlook 2007 with POP3 to my exchange server these two systems aslo working fine. these two systems are not at all in domain and the configuration is POP3:mail.domian.com SMTP:mail.domain.com and i checked that option "Leave a copy of message in Server" Now I am going to change those two systems, for that i have taken the backup and i am trying to configure the same account in the new system then its downloading all the mails from day one its around 2GB data here I dont want to download all the mails from Exchange server i just want to configure the Outlook and i will configure the backedup data . please suggest me for this issue thanks In advance Subbu. Submitted using http://www.outlookforums.com Please have your Exchange administrator configure Outlook Anywhere in your Outlook 2007 and stop using POP3 for Exchange server access. There is no easy way to tell POP3 to download from a specific period of time. You should use native Exchange account instead of POP3. There are zero negatives to it. -- Leonid S. Knyshov Crashproof Solutions 510-282-1008 Twitter: @wiseleo http://crashproofsolutions.com Microsoft Small Business Specialist Please vote "helpful" if I helped you |
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Outlook 2007 Configuration issue
On 3/6/2010 8:09 AM, Subbu wrote:
Dear Leonid S. Knyshov, Thankyou very much for your response I have tried to configure through exchange account as you suggested but here first thing is those systems are not at all in the domain... and Ia able to configure the exchange settings but when i am trying to open the mail box it saying that "Can not open your default email folder You must connect to microsoft exchange with the current profile before you can start synchrosnising your folders with your offline folder" then i tried with the option "always Prompt for logon credentials" the againg it giving that "The cpnnecion to Microsoft Exchange is unavailable. Outlook must be online or connected to complete this action".. i dont understand whcih way is the best to configure the Exchange with outllok 2007 when the client systems are not in the domain.. Subbu.. With Outlook Anywhere, the machines don't have to be domain members. http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/ou...024441033.aspx - it's not too complicated to configure Outlook Anywhere. If you have a customer with machines not part of a domain, you may want to educate them as to benefits of having domain-integrated systems. Exchange working properly is one of them. If those machines are already running Windows XP Pro, Media Center (hehe there is a trick to make them domain-enabled), Vista Business, or Windows 7 Professional, then they should be joined to the domain. XP Home, Vista Home, and Windows 7 Home can be upgraded. -- Leonid S. Knyshov Crashproof Solutions 510-282-1008 Twitter: @wiseleo http://crashproofsolutions.com Microsoft Small Business Specialist Please vote "helpful" if I helped you |
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