Hi Walt,
First off, SMTP sends *and* receives email... POP3 is a way to
*retrieve* email after SMTP has delivered it to an email box. This is
the case even with Imail, as far as I know (go ahead and correct me
people, if that's incorrect)
For example, on a unix based system running Pine, you don't need POP3 as
you can telnet in, then use the online mail system.
Or, if you have web messaging, you would not need POP3. The web
interface would make if possible for you to view email.
If the customer is using your imail server, why would they *want* to
install an exchange server?
Andy
WB> Hi all,
WB> Can anyone help me out as the IPSwitch support cannot be bothered to call me
WB> back.
WB> We are running Imail and have a customer who wishes to use Exchange server on
WB> his network.
WB> He will need to send and recieve his mail via our Imail server but I
WB> understand that Exchange uses SMTP to send and recieve while our set up (as
WB> standard) is SMTP to send POP3 to recieve.
WB> What do we have to do our end to make it" connectable" to Exchange Server or
WB> can it be done? I can't find anyr eference on the support site.
WB> Thank you if you can help or point me to a decent reference.
WB> Mark Walker
WB> WebSelect Internet
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