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by bfilmfan
by jon
Assuming exchange server is setup correctly, perhaps your workstation doesn't have the proper DNS settings in the network adapter configuration.
Other than that, you have provided too little information about your topology to provide an answer.
by ncdave4life
I'm trying to help someone with an Outlook problem. He's transitioning from using Exchange through a VNC connection, to using a POP3/SMTP account. We configured the POP3/SMTP account, which passes when you clock the "test" button. But Outlook won't work at all unless it can connect to the Exchange server.
In a couple of weeks, he won't be able to connect to the Exchange server anymore, so we need to make this work.
Any ideas? How can we tell Outlook to NOT try to connect to an Exchange server?
-Dave
dave at burtonsys dot com but please no spam
by mmorales
Dave,
1st-you have to close the outlook session. 2nd-go into control panel. 3rd-choose the mail icon. 4th-choose the set up accounts box. 5th-choose the view or change email account. 6th-Highlight the exchange (under the type catagory)and remove. That's it..
by ami6580
by kevin
Your solution clears the message but I still want to connect to my Exchange Server over Cisco VPN pix515. As soon as I re enter the details of the Exchange serner I get the message again.
Any other thoughts I can ping the server so know I am connected.
Thanks
Kevin
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