Out of Office Assistant doesn't send to outside emails

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I am using Outlook 2003. I turned my out of office assitant on with no
problem. Everyone in the office here gets the reply when sending an email to
me. No one outside of our network sending me an email gets a reply. (Which
I disocvered when I took a week off. Everyone was upset and wondered why I
hadn't replied to their emails) Is there a setting I need to change? I
asked our volunteer network administrator here at the church, but he doesn't
understand it either. Does anyone have a suggestion? I'm willing to try
them all.
 
Almaden Hills UMC wrote:
|| I am using Outlook 2003. I turned my out of office assitant on with
|| no problem. Everyone in the office here gets the reply when sending
|| an email to me. No one outside of our network sending me an email
|| gets a reply.

That's the default setting for Exchange. Your Exchange Admin can change it
for you, but may be reluctant to do so as there are concerns with spam
receipts.
 
Marvin,

We are using an exchange server. Do you know where the setting is I need to
change?

Dawn
 
Gordon,

My Exchange Administrator doesn't know how to change it. He's a volunteer
with our church and is not familiar with Outlook 2003 or exchange to figure
it out. We do use postini (email spam filter) to filter incoming emails so
I don't think there's a problem with spam receipts. Do you know which
particular setting needs to be changed? I have admin rights so can go in and
change it if I only knew what to change.

Thank you very much for your input!

Dawn
 
Almaden Hills UMC wrote:
|| Gordon,
||
|| My Exchange Administrator doesn't know how to change it. He's a
|| volunteer with our church and is not familiar with Outlook 2003 or
|| exchange to figure it out. We do use postini (email spam filter)
|| to filter incoming emails so I don't think there's a problem with
|| spam receipts. Do you know which particular setting needs to be
|| changed? I have admin rights so can go in and change it if I only
|| knew what to change.
||
|| Thank you very much for your input!
||
|| Dawn
||

Sorry, that's beyond my ken! Hopefully someone far more knowledgable will
come along and give you the answer.
 
exactly how to get to the spot you need to go depends on the version of
exhange. The setting is in the exchange system manager, gllobal settings,
internet message format, then view the properties of the domain name.

hope that helps.
Rob
 
Almaden Hills UMC said:
My Exchange Administrator doesn't know how to change it. He's a
volunteer with our church and is not familiar with Outlook 2003 or
exchange to figure it out. We do use postini (email spam filter) to
filter incoming emails so I don't think there's a problem with spam
receipts. Do you know which particular setting needs to be changed?
I have admin rights so can go in and change it if I only knew what to
change.
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Someone in the Exchange group should be able to help. In fact, Google
Groups will find any prior posting in the Exchange groups. I can't imagine
the question hasn't been asked there already.
 
This worked perfectly
thank you for your help


out of office said:
exactly how to get to the spot you need to go depends on the version of
exhange. The setting is in the exchange system manager, gllobal settings,
internet message format, then view the properties of the domain name.

hope that helps.
Rob
Click to expand...
 
This worked perfectly
thank you for your help


out of office said:
exactly how to get to the spot you need to go depends on the version of
exhange. The setting is in the exchange system manager, gllobal settings,
internet message format, then view the properties of the domain name.

hope that helps.
Rob
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