how exchange user can check mail through internet .i want to give access to exchange user over internet.
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You can allow your users access your corporate e.mail Through internet by configure (OWA) outlook web access.\nexchange2000-2003 allow outside users to connect to server through outlook web access feature.(ask your network administrator for this)\nexchange2003 has ability to connect microsoft outlook client from outside network(internet) by using rpc over http\nthe connection to exchange server is secure and fast.\nI hope you get it.
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just go to aol.com to access your webmail.
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sorry but you need to to the IP and onley your mail server has it and it is in high security levels\n\nif you have the ip you can trace it
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You're lucky! But so are everyone else who use e-mail. You don't have to be using your personal computer at home to be able to access your e-mail. This is because your e-mail is not stored in your home PC, but in any of the numerous server systems of your mail company, like hotmail, yahoo! etc. When you view your mail at your home, what actually happens is that you download the mail from the server computer located elsewhere into your PC. It goes without saying that you can do the same from any country, any PC provided it has an internet connection.\n\nIt seems that you use an e-mail client like Outlook Express at your home. Don't worry if you cannot find the client at a different place. Just log onto the website of the company (like http://www.yahoo.com for Yahoo! Mail) and you can sign into your mai account.
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Yahoo tools - internet options - e-mail
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i think there is no such way by which you can check that someone is accessing your mail from other computer and he/she can again mark it as unread.\n\nPLz tell me if you can get any method.
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check your account settings, assuming you are using outlook, go to tools, accounts and in there you will find your account name. check to make sure you have a defined mail server in your outgoing server box\n\neg\n\nmail.hotmail.com     or similar\n\nfailing this, call your ISP support number who can walk you thru your settings
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What type of e-mail are you trying to check.  First, it must be web-based such as Yahoo, AOL, MSN, or GMail.  Once you confirm that you are in fact trying to access webmail, there is a large possablilty that your company is blocking access to that website.  There should be no need for you to view an EXE file unless you are downloading an attachment.
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For some people, when they connect to the internet, they have to connect through a proxy server. This server has its own address on the internet, the proxy address.\n\nBehind this is your computer, which has its own address.\n\nIt happens that some sites that "suggest" they tell you what your IP address is, actually report back what your proxy's IP address is and not your computer. This 'can' break all sorts of software and forwarding techniques for you.\n\nThere is no way for us, the public to get hold of an IP address from an email. We can see who it was routed through but other than that you need to ask the originating ISP and the only people with the power to do that are government agencies.\n\nhth
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Sorry for the wrong posts that people have told you. \n\nYES you can know the persons ipaddress IF HE emailed you.\nIf he sent you one email, then you could view the headers of that email to see the originating IP of that user. For example if your using hotmail, you can goto settings and enable advanced headers, then when you view his email you could veiw raw email meaning you would see all the header information of that email. Same thing applies for AOL.\n\nYou CANNOT know the ip address if you just have the EMAIL address. Since an email address is virtual. MSN Servers own that so you cannot know his email address unless you two have some sort of communication together. Like chatting, sending emails, sending files, anything that puts you two guys together. By a simple packet sniffer you could acheive that.\n\nGood luck on finding the IP :)
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Setting up an Exchange server can be expensive and a bit daunting.  If you'd like to try something easier, and while in beta, free, look at Microsoft Office Live.  A web-based version of Outlook, etc.\n\nMicrosoft says it's "Ideal for companies where ongoing communication and information sharing are essential."
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No. Unless you are the hosting server or a hacker or a government official for the Internal Security Act\n\nIf you are a hacker, you have full access. If you host yahoo or google or microsoft, under special permission you can view those. If you are an official under the ISA monitoring the e mails of people to detect suspicious activity, you can have access to them.
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IP address tells you where the user logged on from. But to find out his email id from the IP address alone is difficult for us.\n\nIf you are a government agent, you can determine the ISP from the IP address range and then use the ISP's log file to get the data on what sites / mail servers the user was connected to.
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You can if you use outlook for netscape mail. It cannot be done on the web side if you check your emails through the browser.\n\nIf you set up outlook or netscape mail to receive messages, you can set an alert for it.
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You have to just go to the regular internet and type in www.yahoo.com then you can acess your mail.\n\nBest regards
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This free program will check all web based email accounts at once (Yahoo, Hotmail, etc):\nhttp://www.eprompter.com/
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Setting Up Mail Servers in Outlook Express\n\nSometimes simple questions are maddeningly difficult to answer. A recurring example is the apparently simple "How do I set up my mail server in Outlook Express?" The easy answer is simplicity itself: Click Tools, click Accounts, click Add, click Mail, and then just follow the wizard. The wizard asks for your name (easy), your e-mail address (also usually easy), and then asks you to set up your mail server. It is here that the easy answer all too often fails since many users, especially new ones, not only don't know the names and type of their mail servers, but also often don't know what a mail server is.\nhttp://www.microsoft.com/windows/IE/community/columns/mailserver.mspx