I recently joined a company where email is setup as
follows.
Primary email is POP3 which is collected by each Outlook
client from internet servers and delivered to each clients
Exchange ost on their desktop/laptops which is
synchronised with the Exchange server.
Some users (mostly remote) to avoid overheads still have
Exchange accounts but their primary delivery location is
an standard pst (not synchronised with Exchange).
We just use Exchange @ the moment for calendaring and
meeting scheduling - it doesn't send/receive email.
THE PROBLEM:
2 users who have the later setup send a meeting request to
one user who has the first type of setup. When the user
who has the first setup replies to these meeting requests
using Exchange accounts and sending through Exchange the
meeting organisers receive the response OK. However for
some reason the reply also gets sent out using internet
email and a comes back with an error saying the domain not
found (as it is not a registered domain and is used
internally).
This is V strange and has just started happening.
And yes we will be moving to a properly setup email system
done by myself in the near future!!
Help much appreciated.
Steve
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