POP3 access to Exchange Server.

[Eric Schmidt]

Is one able to use scheduling and contacts like from Outlook for instance, when connecting to an Exchange Server using the POP3 protocol? I am trying to locate the features available to a client connecting using POP3.

Thanks,

Eric Schmidt

[Frank de Atouguia]

Scheduling? No way bud! POP3 purely collects mail from an exchange server and uses SMTP to send mail wherever. 2 possibilites exist for getting around the address book issue either he uses LDAP to verify the names he'd like to send to and this works VERY nicely with Outlook express or you can use personal address books but that's a pain.

Later
Frank

On 11/23/98 9:08:55 AM, Eric Schmidt wrote:
> Is one able to use scheduling and contacts like from Outlook for instance,
> when connecting to an Exchange Server using the POP3 protocol? I am trying
> to locate the features available to a client connecting using
> POP3.

Thanks,

Eric Schmidt

[Werner Furlan]

My problem is, that I cannot collect my mail from our Exchange Server with POP3. When I connect to the exchange Server on port 110 and try to login, I
get the answer that my mailbox is not on this server.
Any idea, what can I do?

+OK Der Microsoft Exchange POP3-Server (Version 5.5.1960.6) ist betriebsbereit.
user wfurlan
+OK
pass
-ERR Dieses Postfach befindet sich nicht auf diesem Server.

greetings,
Werner

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Frank de Atouguia at 11/24/98 4:30:41 AM

Scheduling? No way bud! POP3 purely collects mail from an exchange server and uses SMTP to send mail wherever. 2 possibilites exist for getting around the address book issue either he uses LDAP to verify the names he'd like to send to and this works VERY nicely with Outlook express or you can use personal address books but that's a pain.

Later
Frank

On 11/23/98 9:08:55 AM, Eric Schmidt wrote:
> Is one able to use scheduling and contacts like from Outlook for instance,
> when connecting to an Exchange Server using the POP3 protocol? I am trying
> to locate the features available to a client connecting using
> POP3.

Thanks,

Eric Schmidt