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Guest
I would be grateful for some advice on the following situation.
We are transitioning from a POP-based server from an external provider to an
internal Exchange server. We have set up the Exchange accounts on all users'
Outlook profiles, and have uploaded all legacy e-mail to Exchange in this
manner.
We are now ready to switch delivery over to the Exchange server.
1. How can we cause Outlook to reply to legacy e-mail delivered by the POP
server using the Exchange account?
2. What will be the problems, if any, of deleing the POP accounts from
users' Outlook profiles? In the past, I have noticed problems where Outlook
attempts to access parts of accounts even after they've been deleted.
Does anyone have a recommended way forward? Do we need to delete users'
Outlook profiles and start again from scratch (will this expunge Outlook's
memory of the POP account)?
Tx & rgds
Bongo
We are transitioning from a POP-based server from an external provider to an
internal Exchange server. We have set up the Exchange accounts on all users'
Outlook profiles, and have uploaded all legacy e-mail to Exchange in this
manner.
We are now ready to switch delivery over to the Exchange server.
1. How can we cause Outlook to reply to legacy e-mail delivered by the POP
server using the Exchange account?
2. What will be the problems, if any, of deleing the POP accounts from
users' Outlook profiles? In the past, I have noticed problems where Outlook
attempts to access parts of accounts even after they've been deleted.
Does anyone have a recommended way forward? Do we need to delete users'
Outlook profiles and start again from scratch (will this expunge Outlook's
memory of the POP account)?
Tx & rgds
Bongo