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Exchange OWA Issue
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Hey Guys,
I would appriecate any help you guys could give me! I am starting my own very small business, I have SBS2003 running with Exchange. However, due to cablevision restrictions I can't run my email through exchange. Instead I host my mail and pop it down to the exchange server. From outlook everything runs fine, I can select the account I want to send from and it sends great! The problem is when I try to use OWA. It trys to send from the exchange account which work won't, I vaguely remember an option to select which account to send from, but I don't know where/when/how.
Any suggestions would be great! Thanks!
I would appriecate any help you guys could give me! I am starting my own very small business, I have SBS2003 running with Exchange. However, due to cablevision restrictions I can't run my email through exchange. Instead I host my mail and pop it down to the exchange server. From outlook everything runs fine, I can select the account I want to send from and it sends great! The problem is when I try to use OWA. It trys to send from the exchange account which work won't, I vaguely remember an option to select which account to send from, but I don't know where/when/how.
Any suggestions would be great! Thanks!
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Originally Posted by PCSexperts
Hey Guys,
I would appriecate any help you guys could give me! I am starting my own very small business, I have SBS2003 running with Exchange. However, due to cablevision restrictions I can't run my email through exchange. Instead I host my mail and pop it down to the exchange server. From outlook everything runs fine, I can select the account I want to send from and it sends great! The problem is when I try to use OWA. It trys to send from the exchange account which work won't, I vaguely remember an option to select which account to send from, but I don't know where/when/how.
Any suggestions would be great! Thanks!
actually you can send mail through their out going mail ports if thats what your talking about. i use thunderbird and i set my out going smtp settings to optimum onlines (cablevisions) settings and it worked. i dont know anything about OWA but if your looking for a reliable mail client I would go with Mozilla Thunderbird. It's an amazing mail client program.
- Dave
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Originally Posted by ratm456
actually you can send mail through their out going mail ports if thats what your talking about. i use thunderbird and i set my out going smtp settings to optimum onlines (cablevisions) settings and it worked. i dont know anything about OWA but if your looking for a reliable mail client I would go with Mozilla Thunderbird. It's an amazing mail client program.
- Dave
Unfortunately, I'm not really as up on Exchange server as I should be..
Alex Cavnar, aka alc6379
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