To put a bandage over the problem (but not really cure what ails you), you could get the KillerWebMail templates (http://www.ipswitch.com/products/IMail_Server/enhancements.html) to make the web interface more friendly.

Luckily, I don't have any users who have reported that issue to me (they mostly fuss about attachment problems and server interrupted process pages).


On Wednesday, December 18, 2002, at 03:56 PM, Dan Lott wrote:

Now that MSN has declared that they will not support connecting to third party smtp servers we are looking for alternative solutions.



We would be considered a third party mail provider.� People connect to the Internet however that can and use our mail service.



AOL & MSN are two major ISPs that will not allow users to connect our mail server.� There are a handful of people on AOL who are able

to connect to our SMTP.� I can not explain why.� If there is a doubt, I attempt a telnet connection to port 25.



Our users complain about the Imail web interface.� They don�t like it.� They want to use Outlook.



Does anyone have any recommendations on a solution to allow many users

connecting in various ways to be able to use Outlook?







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