Woah, that is exactly the situation, large WAN (the network of spanish
commercial offices around the world) with Exchange servers interconnected
and a central IT dept at Madrid that doesn't understand why the hell i need
the Exchange CD if my email is working well.  They wouldn't like the idea of
someone trying to introduce the "dangerous linux" in the office of Sydney.

So no SMTP & POP, any other idea?

I have to beat this damn Exchange server.
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Oficina Comercial espa�ola / Spanish Commercial Office
SYDNEY

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> Desde:        Graeme Robinson[SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Enviado el:   domingo 26 de marzo de 2000 16:13
> Para:         Jerez Rodriguez, Jose Ignacio
> Asunto:       Re: [SLUG] mail client for exchange
> 
> Jerez,
> smtp and pop are part of the component/service called MS Exchange
> Internet Mail.
> I would be surprised if it's not installed on an exchange server that
> deals with internet mail.  If it isn't then you are probably part of a
> large corporation  that has interconnected exchange servers and
> getting the IT dept to add it isn't going to happen.  
> 
> Anyway you can test by trying to telnet to the exchange server IP using
> port 110 and 
> logging on using your normal username and password.  If this works you
> probably will
> be able to configure a pop client to check your exchange mail. 
> Unfortunately anti-spam relay configs usually mean you have to
> authenticate for outbound mail so you'll have to handle that either
> through the localhost or another smtp server that will allow you to send
> mail through it.
> 
> 
> "Jerez Rodriguez, Jose Ignacio" wrote:
> > 
> > Does anybody know of a mail client to read my e-mail from a M$ Exchange
> > server on Linux (of course)?
> > 
> > The exchange server doesn't have a SMTP connector so i can't use
> sendmail to
> > get itand it's not acting as a POP server either.
> > 
> > I hate to have to go to W$ to read my e-mail :-(
> > 
> > TIA
> > 
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