Configuring Exchange for Downloading POP3 MSGS.

[Jatin Dave]

Dear Support team,

I am having an Internet Account with the ISP. I want to download my mails using
POP3 server right now I am using a thrid party software for the same. Can I use
Microsoft Exchange 5.0 for downloading my mails from the ISP's Server if so how
can I do it?If yes then what is the
settings that needs to be altered so that I can eliminate thrid party POP3 Server.

Awaiting early reply.

Regards
Jatin Dave
E-Mail : jati...@yahoo.com

[Amiri Jones]

"Jatin Dave" <jati...@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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Dear Support team,

I am having an Internet Account with the ISP. I want to download my mails
using
POP3 server right now I am using a thrid party software for the same. Can I
use
Microsoft Exchange 5.0 for downloading my mails from the ISP's Server if so
how
can I do it?If yes then what is the
settings that needs to be altered so that I can eliminate thrid party POP3
Server.

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If you want to eliminate the POP3 server (a good idea), you won't be
downloading messages anymore. What you will need to do is set up an
agreement with your ISP to queue mail for your domain (and you will need
your own domain, although it can be a subdomain of another domain) until
your server connects and issues an ETRN command. The ISP's server should
then initiate an >SMTP< session with your server and deliver the mail for
your domain. No mailboxes will be kept on the ISP's machine; it merely
queues the mail for your domain until you issue the delivery command. You
might also want to check out the FAQ at www.swinc.com for more info on
setting up a dial-up SMTP server.

[d]

Same as earlier response...check out this

http://www.exchangepop3.com/ep3/home.html

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