Configure Exchange 2k3 to download mails from ISP




 Hi everyone,
I must configure exchange 2003 to download all email accounts i currently have on my isp's mail server.
I have only one exchange server. I know i have to configure an SMTP connector, but then, what?

Regards !
Pablo
An SMTP connector, in this case, won’t help you since all those connectors do is route SMTP mail. If your ISP is using Exchange, ask them to use EXMERGE to pull out all of the emails for your people, and then use EXMERGE to put those PST files into the correct user’s Exchange mailbox. If your ISP is using some other mail server, then I’m going to assume you are connecting them via POP3 or IMAP. You can easily take the PST used for these types of accounts and use EXMERGE to put the data in those PST files into their Exchange mailbox for them. However, you will want to make sure your ISP is forwarding new mail to your new Exchange server, and have your users synch up their email before you EXMERGE their PST into Exchange to ensure all of their email is download and present in the PST.
i see 3 types of "faceless mailboxes"1) outbound only sent by apps and/or appliances. those are easy. setup a smtp relay in house and a connector at the o365 end. 2) mailboxes that don't belong to any one person but are monitored by humans in addition to their personal mailbox. set up a shared mailbox3) mailboxes that are monitored by an automated process. setup a real mailbox. license exchange only or no more than business essentials/e1 Hello Nanda, Basically you need to include the network drivers and the storage drivers.

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-attdirectvcare welcome rm.  the smtp server listed in the post is the correct one.  the is a short time lag between account creation and full activation on the server. please retry the outlook set up again and let us know if it successful. 
 
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Please do contact your service provider who will be glad to give them to you free of charge and help you configure them. After all, you already paid for them! 
  

  
Best regards these are the earthlink maxbulk mailer settings:
 
 
 smtp server access
 
 
 
 smtp host
 smtpauth.earthlink.net
 
 
 
 connections
 5
 
 
 authentication
 
 
 
 authentication
 esmtp | login
 
 
 
 account id
 <your\_userid\_here>@earthlink.net
 
 
 
 password
 <your\_earthlink\_password>
 
 
 delivery
 
 
 
 delivery
 singly
 
 
 
 group mails
 100
 
 
 
 interval
 01:00
 
 
 sender information
 
 
 
 from
 <your\_userid\_here>@earthlink.com
 
 
 
 name
 <your\_display\_name\_here>
 
 
 note that earthlink may have a delivery limit per hour or per day.
 
 as a precautionary measure to stop spam, many isps are no longer allowing outbound traffic on port 25. as a result, your isp may have blocked port 25 on your account. port 25 is the standard tcp port used to send e mail via the smtp protocol. hopefully most smtp servers offer their services through several ports. so, if maxbulk mailer can't connect to your server through default port 25 try to use port 587 or 2525. if the 'login' authentication scheme gives problems try 'plain' from the second pull down menu next to 'authentication'.
 
 
 example: i finally got it figured out. by default, iperf sends to the server.  so my 5.5 mbps throughput was only my upload speed.  when i ran iperf in reverse mode (-r) is downloads from the server.  i wasn't getting good results from a single tcp session, but when i increased it to 10, i was getting the results i was expecting (47 mbps).  if you want to try these tests for yourself you can use these commands for any public iperf server: *case sensitiveupload test      - iperf3 -c iperf.he.netdownload test  - iperf3 -r -c iperf.he.net -p10 i do not know what the bandwidth limitation is with this iperf server hello and welcome [@jhmauritz](/u/jhmauritz).

yes, changing the variables should be enough to connect to the server, and using docker-compose is absolutely a viable option.

if the server is publicly available you should configure ssl as well, otherwise your connections to it won’t be secure.

mind that although y… try checking if your mail server can actually be reached from your discourse server. easiest way to do that would be to run ./discourse-doctor

nb: what happens if you remove the smtp authentication string from the configuration and rebuild? [image] lwin:

how do i have to do the set-up?

ah, with duplex setup is quite simple: you just have to enter the same ip addresses and port names.

the internal osc server in renoise is not used for this purpose (although duplex is now using it for triggering notes, so you might want to leave …