Appreciated friends, I am trying to configure exchange that comes with
SBS 2003, I expose the case to you to see if somebody can help me. - I
have a SBS sp 1 with a domain, it is a small network of about 10
computers basically share files with certain permissions and little
more. - In one second phase I am trying to implant the email, my idea
is that a user from any machine can see his mail, for it he had thought
to use the Exchange that comes with the SBS. It is possible? What I
have achieved: - The server connects to an external mail provider every
15 minutes and dowload the mail of each account in the corresponding
mailbox of exchange. What I have not obtained: - Send any mail from the
computer clients. Please somebody can help you to me I will thank for
it. Greetings

Santi <santi.serr***@gmail.com> typed:
Hi  - the best place for SBS questions is
microsoft.public.windows.server.sbs. SBS does a lot of things differently
from the regular versions of the products.

Yes, that's what Exchange is for.

You'll need to be more specific about your configuration. Again, it's best
to post in the SBS group, with a lot more detail - and I also suggest you
stop using the POP connector, and host your domain's mail directly.

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