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Javier
Jun 12, 2002, 7:52:46 PM6/12/02
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Hi. Exchange is brand new to me, so this is probably a
nobrainer. I can easily configure Outlook 2002 to
retrieve my mail from Exchange 2000 while inside my LAN.
But, when I go home, dialup and open Outlook, I get
nowhere. Our LAN is connected to DSL and I can read my
email with the outlook web access but I need it in
Outlook. In layman's terms, what do I need to do exactly
or where can I go for a step-by-step guide. Thanks.
nobrainer. I can easily configure Outlook 2002 to
retrieve my mail from Exchange 2000 while inside my LAN.
But, when I go home, dialup and open Outlook, I get
nowhere. Our LAN is connected to DSL and I can read my
email with the outlook web access but I need it in
Outlook. In layman's terms, what do I need to do exactly
or where can I go for a step-by-step guide. Thanks.
Ed Woodrick
Jun 12, 2002, 9:26:08 PM6/12/02
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If there is a firewall on your LAN, then you've got to get through it. VPN
is recommended.
is recommended.
If there is no firewall, then you're having name resolution problems
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Javier Flores
Jun 12, 2002, 10:53:40 PM6/12/02
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Thanks for the reply. My situation is one site has the w2k
server, DSL , no dial-up modem, and the 2000 Exchange. The
Linksys router has only smtp opened, I think. My other
site only has dial-up on one machine. So I have a little
proxy server running on her so she can retrieve email for
her
LAN (slow but it works). But now I want to add the second
LAN's users to the AD of the first LAN, so all can have
the same email suffix. When I setup Outlook email account
with Exchange in its LAN, it asks for only server name and
a userid. Now what do I put if I am trying to reach it
from the 2nd LAN through the Internet? Thanks again.
server, DSL , no dial-up modem, and the 2000 Exchange. The
Linksys router has only smtp opened, I think. My other
site only has dial-up on one machine. So I have a little
proxy server running on her so she can retrieve email for
her
LAN (slow but it works). But now I want to add the second
LAN's users to the AD of the first LAN, so all can have
the same email suffix. When I setup Outlook email account
with Exchange in its LAN, it asks for only server name and
a userid. Now what do I put if I am trying to reach it
from the 2nd LAN through the Internet? Thanks again.
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Ed Woodrick
Jun 13, 2002, 2:15:37 PM6/13/02
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You'll need to make users in other locations connect back with a VPN. I
believe that LinkSys has a new router that supports VPN.
believe that LinkSys has a new router that supports VPN.
In short, your LinkSys is doing exactly what you want it to do, block
external access to your servers.
Outlook uses a lot more than port 25 to get it's job done.
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