Cannot receive internet email using pst file

Cannot receive internet email using pst file

I have a laptop using both exchange server and pop3 mail
The profile is set up to deliver all mail to the local pst file on the laptop.
The messages sent from and to users in the internal global address book work 
fine,and the pop3 account sends ok, but does not receive. If I set up the 
pop3 
account on a workstation that uses the exchange mailbox rather than a pst 
file, everything works fine... Does anyone know why this setup should not 
work?? Am I missing something?

Thanks

Lee

date: Fri, 2 Dec 2005 11:31:03 -0800 author: LJA

Re: Cannot receive internet email using pst file

In news:7E383201-6D47-4A31-89D0-86CB08E51B60@microsoft.com,
LJA  typed:
> I have a laptop using both exchange server and pop3 mail
> The profile is set up to deliver all mail to the local pst file on
> the laptop. The messages sent from and to users in the internal
> global address book work fine,and the pop3 account sends ok, but does
> not receive. If I set up the pop3
> account on a workstation that uses the exchange mailbox rather than a
> pst file, everything works fine... Does anyone know why this setup
> should not work?? Am I missing something?
>
> Thanks
>
> Lee

What version of Outlook?
I don't recommend this configuration. If you care about the mail, keep it on 
the server, in the mailbox and sync it to an OST file.

Mixing account types can cause myriad problems, even in OL2002/2003 in which 
this is supported - it isn't supported in previous versions of Outlook.

date: Sat, 3 Dec 2005 00:05:23 -0500 author: Lanwench [MVP - Exchange]

Re: Cannot receive internet email using pst file

Thanks

I will use the offline folder setttings, 

"Lanwench [MVP - Exchange]" wrote:

> 
> 
> In news:7E383201-6D47-4A31-89D0-86CB08E51B60@microsoft.com,
> LJA  typed:
> > I have a laptop using both exchange server and pop3 mail
> > The profile is set up to deliver all mail to the local pst file on
> > the laptop. The messages sent from and to users in the internal
> > global address book work fine,and the pop3 account sends ok, but does
> > not receive. If I set up the pop3
> > account on a workstation that uses the exchange mailbox rather than a
> > pst file, everything works fine... Does anyone know why this setup
> > should not work?? Am I missing something?
> >
> > Thanks
> >
> > Lee
> 
> What version of Outlook?
> I don't recommend this configuration. If you care about the mail, keep it on 
> the server, in the mailbox and sync it to an OST file.
> 
> Mixing account types can cause myriad problems, even in OL2002/2003 in which 
> this is supported - it isn't supported in previous versions of Outlook. 
> 
> 
>

date: Mon, 5 Dec 2005 05:56:05 -0800 author: LJA

Re: Cannot receive internet email using pst file

In news:D59860FB-E388-4256-8293-6EA3FEE9F7FE@microsoft.com,
LJA  typed:
> Thanks
>
> I will use the offline folder setttings,

I still recommend you not use Internet mail in Outlook, too. Let Exchange 
handle it all. For remote use, use VPN (since you don't have E2003).

>
> "Lanwench [MVP - Exchange]" wrote:
>
>>
>>
>> In news:7E383201-6D47-4A31-89D0-86CB08E51B60@microsoft.com,
>> LJA  typed:
>>> I have a laptop using both exchange server and pop3 mail
>>> The profile is set up to deliver all mail to the local pst file on
>>> the laptop. The messages sent from and to users in the internal
>>> global address book work fine,and the pop3 account sends ok, but
>>> does not receive. If I set up the pop3
>>> account on a workstation that uses the exchange mailbox rather than
>>> a pst file, everything works fine... Does anyone know why this setup
>>> should not work?? Am I missing something?
>>>
>>> Thanks
>>>
>>> Lee
>>
>> What version of Outlook?
>> I don't recommend this configuration. If you care about the mail,
>> keep it on the server, in the mailbox and sync it to an OST file.
>>
>> Mixing account types can cause myriad problems, even in OL2002/2003
>> in which this is supported - it isn't supported in previous versions
>> of Outlook.

date: Mon, 5 Dec 2005 10:17:40 -0500 author: Lanwench [MVP - Exchange]