Getting POP3 Access to Exchange 2003   

I have Exchange Server 2003 and needed to have the ability to access it for 
an external location.  What I want to achieve is to have the users in the 
office stay connected through the Exchange Server settings in Outlook.  For a 
small number of users that are out of the office (5 - 10 users) I want to 
have the ability to access and download their mail using POP3 settings.  I 
know that I would have to open port 110 and direct that to the server.  The 
settings that I am wondering about are within the Exchange manager, if there 
is a simple link to some instructions, I welcome that.  The second part of 
the question is that I want to just add a second domain name to the same 
server, and have it accept mail for this domain name,  but add the new domain 
in the user accounts manually, meaning I don't want it to be a default 
setting when I create a new user account.  Thanks Ryan.

date: Wed, 25 Jun 2008 08:37:01 -0700   author:   Ryan Laurie

Re: Getting POP3 Access to Exchange 2003   

Suggestion, why not use RPC over HTTPs instead of POP3 for the remote users? 
As for adding the second SMTP domain, you add this to your Default Recipient 
Policy and apply to those group of users that you are needing to have it 
applied to.

-- 
John Oliver, Jr
MCSE, MCT, CCNA
Exchange MVP 2008
Microsoft Certified Partner

"Ryan Laurie"  wrote in message 
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>I have Exchange Server 2003 and needed to have the ability to access it for
> an external location.  What I want to achieve is to have the users in the
> office stay connected through the Exchange Server settings in Outlook. 
> For a
> small number of users that are out of the office (5 - 10 users) I want to
> have the ability to access and download their mail using POP3 settings.  I
> know that I would have to open port 110 and direct that to the server. 
> The
> settings that I am wondering about are within the Exchange manager, if 
> there
> is a simple link to some instructions, I welcome that.  The second part of
> the question is that I want to just add a second domain name to the same
> server, and have it accept mail for this domain name,  but add the new 
> domain
> in the user accounts manually, meaning I don't want it to be a default
> setting when I create a new user account.  Thanks Ryan.

date: Wed, 25 Jun 2008 14:34:25 -0400   author:   John Oliver, Jr. [MVP]