Diane
Mon Apr 28 18:44:13 PDT 2008
yes, it is an ex2003 utility. it should be in the admin tools, if not, its
in the Microsoft download center.
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyID=429163ec-dcdf-47dc-96da-1c12d67327d5&displaylang=en
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"IRC5150" <IRC5150@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> Diane,
> Thanks for the reply. I will try what you suggested. Where do I get
> Exmerge? Is that an Exchange 2003 utillity?
>
> Ray
>
> "Diane Poremsky [MVP]" wrote:
>
>> they could use the pop's smtp to send or you can correctly configure
>> exchange to send mail to the internet. they will not use a pst once you
>> add
>> the exchange acct to their profile - they will use the exchange mailbox.
>> Copy the mail and other outlook items into the exchange mailbox then
>> close
>> the pst. you could use Exmerge - or tell the users to copy over what they
>> want and kept the pst as an archive.
>>
>> With outlook 2000, you should export the rules and import them after you
>> move the mail over and remove the pst. I think. It's been so long since I
>> used 2000 that I forgot. :) Exporting them will give you a backup copy
>> just
>> in case.
>>
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>> "IRC5150" <IRC5150@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
>> news:5BE6DE5A-33D6-4D0C-A74D-3C0D8E62F132@microsoft.com...
>> > Hi Hal,
>> > I'm not sure why they're set up that way. I just inherited this
>> > configuration from the previous e-mail administrator. OK. I think I
>> > understand your point. If I change their config to corporate mode does
>> > that
>> > make them use MAPI for incoming and still use SMTP for outgoing? Will
>> > I
>> > still be using .pst files? I agree with OWA for everyone and I'm going
>> > to
>> > push management into only using that interface. But, how do I get
>> > their
>> > email over now? How do I convert their email from their current
>> > folders
>> > (Inbox) as well as their Sent mail? Will their rules transfer as well?
>> >
>> > IRC
>> >
>> > "Hal Hostetler [MVP P/I]" wrote:
>> >
>> >> Again, why are you using Outlook 2000 as a POP3 client against an
>> >> Exchange
>> >> Server? That totally eliminates most of the feature set and
>> >> functionality
>> >> designed into both products. Use Outlook in native Exchange Server
>> >> mode,
>> >> then "both of these interfaces WILL reflect incoming/outgoing
>> >> activity"
>> >> and
>> >> always be in sync. For Outlook 2000, that would be
>> >> Corporate/Workgroup
>> >> mode. I, personally, would rather have everyone use OWA everywhere
>> >> rather
>> >> than give them Outlook and force them to use POP3 with the Exchange
>> >> Server
>> >> instead of native Exchange Server mode.
>> >>
>> >> Hal
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>> >> "IRC5150" <IRC5150@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
>> >> news:3EED2E80-8760-4B12-BE5B-75F8AA8720A4@microsoft.com...
>> >> > Brian,
>> >> > I am using an Exchange account for all my users. Currently, they
>> >> > are
>> >> using
>> >> > Outlook 2000 (configured as Internet mail) for interoffice mail and
>> >> > OWA
>> >> when
>> >> > they are out of the office. I want to upgrade them to Outlook 2003,
>> >> > but I
>> >> > don't know what protocol to use to set them up. The way it is now,
>> >> > if
>> >> they
>> >> > receive a message and use Outlook 2000 to open it up, then they
>> >> > won't
>> >> > see
>> >> it
>> >> > in OWA or vice versa. Sending messages in OWA can still be seen in
>> >> Outlook
>> >> > 2000 (I guess because it's using SMTP...I'm not sure). I want both
>> >> > of
>> >> these
>> >> > interfaces to reflect incoming/outgoing activity. How do I set this
>> >> > up?
>> >> >
>> >> > Ray
>> >> >
>> >> > "Brian Tillman" wrote:
>> >> >
>> >> > > IRC5150 <IRC5150@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:
>> >> > >
>> >> > > > OK. I thought OWA used http as the transport. Outlook 2003 uses
>> >> > > > POP3
>> >> > > > or IMAP. How do I configure Outlook2k3 for incoming mail.
>> >> > >
>> >> > > Why are you not using an Exchange account for Outlook? Then
>> >> > > Outlook
>> >> > > and
>> >> OWA
>> >> > > would always show the same thing.
>> >> > > --
>> >> > > Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook]
>> >> > >
>> >> > >
>> >>
>> >>
>> >>