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    Active Directory with Offsite Exchange Server

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    by impervious00 ·

    We just implemented an off site exchange server, and we are going to implement Active Directory.
    My Question is how do we get the users roaming profile to automatically load the off site exchange server when they login?

    thank you in advance.
    David

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    • #2938154

      Clarifications

      by impervious00 ·

      In reply to Active Directory with Offsite Exchange Server

      Clarifications

    • #2937037

      part of the problem

      by shasca ·

      In reply to Active Directory with Offsite Exchange Server

    • #2937029

      Off Site meaning? 3rd party hosting?

      by cg it ·

      In reply to Active Directory with Offsite Exchange Server

      or is this an Exchange Server within the organization that is located at a different facility.

      3rd part hosting, should be POP3. Easy to configure Outlook for POP3

      • #2937143

        3rd Party

        by impervious00 ·

        In reply to Off Site meaning? 3rd party hosting?

        It is a 3rd Party Hosting. Also we connect now through exchange settings in Outlook instead of POP3. We would like to keep the Exchange setup, just need to know how to write a script or how to edit Outlook so it will load the settings, so the users can login to any computer and they settings will follow them.

        • #2937133

          if the Exchange Server isn’t yours, then

          by cg it ·

          In reply to 3rd Party

          you configure Outlook to connect to the Exchange server per the hosting company’s directions. you will need their pop3 server to download and their SMTP server to send.

          If the Exchange server is yours, then you configure outlook to connect to Exchange. Then you configure Exchange to send mail out to your hosting company via SMTP and inbound via POP3. [same drill as for outlook just your configuring Exchange this time].

        • #2959403

          PRF Files?

          by impervious00 ·

          In reply to if the Exchange Server isn’t yours, then

          How about with PRF Files? I have read some about it and it looks like if I build PRF files then I can have those added to Active Directory Scripts and then the Users will get their setup through that to the hosting company. Does this sound right?

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