What's my correct Microsoft Exchange Server Name?

[Guest]

I have Outlook 2002 and my ISP is SBC Yahoo DSL. I upgraded to IE7 on Friday
and this caused all kinds of problem on my home pc. One of which was losing
my exchange server name. I can't open Outlook without as it keeps asking me
what it is. Well, I reverted back to IE6 and that solved all my problems
except this one (I think anyway). Everytime I try to open Outlook it asks me
for my Exchange Server name. Can someone tell me what it should be? What's
not funny is that when you go to help it says to contact my administrator.
For peat sake, this is my home pc. There is no administrator.

 

[Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]]

If you are not connected to an Exchange server, why did you select this option when setting up your mail accounts? Simply remove it using Control Panel->Mail Icon->Email Accounts->View or Change->Remove Exchange. Back up and install your POP3 or IMAP account.

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After furious head scratching, jpcortese asked:

| I have Outlook 2002 and my ISP is SBC Yahoo DSL. I upgraded to IE7
| on Friday and this caused all kinds of problem on my home pc. One of
| which was losing my exchange server name. I can't open Outlook
| without as it keeps asking me what it is. Well, I reverted back to
| IE6 and that solved all my problems except this one (I think anyway).
| Everytime I try to open Outlook it asks me for my Exchange Server
| name. Can someone tell me what it should be? What's not funny is
| that when you go to help it says to contact my administrator. For
| peat sake, this is my home pc. There is no administrator.

 

[Guest]

I didn't select this option or add this option. Once I downloaded IE7 all of
a sudden this problem showed up. It must have been there all along and for
some reason or another its now a problem.