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jstrummer
We have installed Exchange 2003 for the calendar sharing. But, for
now, we need to retain our pop3 email accounts that are handled by an
outside ISP.
Is there a way to associate each user's Calendar (shared through
Exchange 2003) with their pop3 email account?
Right now, when a user uses the Meeting Request feature, they can see
other staff members' Free/Busy information, but when they send the
meeting request, it's routed through Exchange's domain.local. We need
to have the meeting request routed through our POP3 account for now.
Is there a way to tell either Exchange or the Outlook client that the
user's Calendar should be associated with a particular POP3 email
address?
Thanks!
now, we need to retain our pop3 email accounts that are handled by an
outside ISP.
Is there a way to associate each user's Calendar (shared through
Exchange 2003) with their pop3 email account?
Right now, when a user uses the Meeting Request feature, they can see
other staff members' Free/Busy information, but when they send the
meeting request, it's routed through Exchange's domain.local. We need
to have the meeting request routed through our POP3 account for now.
Is there a way to tell either Exchange or the Outlook client that the
user's Calendar should be associated with a particular POP3 email
address?
Thanks!