What the different between an Exchange connection and a POP connection?
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Microsoft's Exchange server has a priopriatry protocol used to allow the client (Microsoft Outlook) to connect to the server on a LAN.  This allows the server to do real time notification with the client, allows users to share calendar data, etc.\n\nPOP3 is a connection to a mail server (and Exchange does support this protocol as well) that allows a user to download the items in the user's mailbox to a client that does not remain connected to the server full time.  A POP3 client is used to RECEIVE mail.  You use SMTP with a POP3 client to send your outgoing mail.
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The same way you transfer any kind of UDP packets; dial-up makes no difference.  Usually users are not concerned with the underlying transport mechanisms, TCP or UDP.  UDP packets may be transferred programatically using standard methods.\n\nWhat are you trying to accomplish?
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pop and smtp mail servers are ISP specific not country specific. Your ISP will provide you with the pop and smtp mail servers you need to get the email to and from your ISP account.
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You can't use a POP email program such as Outlook and Outlook Express etc.\n\nYou can use a @yahoo.co.uk account but NOT @yahoo.com\n\nHope that helped!
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The SMTP and POP3 server names depend on who you get your e-mail service from. BTW: if you use Yahoo! for e-mail, you can't use SMTP/POP3 unless you pay extra for Yahoo! Mail Plus service.
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you might need to configure your incomming and outgoing e mail in your settings. The thing is i am trying to figure out the incomming and outgoing pop & smtp too
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Short answer is YES!. Basically your ISP provides you with Internet service, and how you use the service is basically up to you (HTML or POP or file downloads or.... capping and musci aside).\n\nThe real question is probably how do you set up your e-mail client to access more than one POP account!\n\nThe link below is for Outlook Express 6
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Depending on the version of outlook go to 1: Tools->Email Accounts->View or Change Existing and delete anything in there (or) 2: Tools->Accounts->Mail Tab and delete anything in there.\n\nThat should remove the exchange account then you can add the correct pop3 account or import your settings from Outlook express.
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POP3 is a protocol to use mails from your local clients. It needs to be enabled in the Mail hosting server.
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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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Ivy, there are 2 totally different ways of accessing email: one is "Pop3", the other is "web-based".\n\nYahoo mail is web-based (as are hotmail and gmail, etc). This means you can be logged on to any computer anywhere, and as long as you sign in to YOUR Yahoo account then you can use it.\n\nBut the OTHER type of mail, POP3, is based on YOUR internet connection - and comes via your ISP (internet service provider).\nTHIS sort of email needs an email program like Outlook Express (or IncrediMail, Thunderbird, etc) to process it. (And does NOT need your web browser like Yahoo does!)\n\nI suggest perhaps you ask your ISP what email address THEY have allocated for you, then they'll also tell you their "POP3" and "SMTP" settings to set up in your Outlook Express.\n\nBut you can't use O.E. to do your web-based (i.e. Yahoo) mail - just as you cannot access your Pop3 mail via your Yahoo account.\n\nYou should decide WHICH you want - or no reason why you can't use both types, each with their own individual email address, AND each with their own unique way of accessing.\n\nIs your head spinning ? <lol>.\nGee, I sure hope I've answered the question I think you were asking ! ;-)
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Here is your answer.  You need to select what version of Outlook you are using.\n\nhttp://help.yahoo.com/help/us/mail/pop/
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Unless things have changed Yahoo doesn't allow POP
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If you're trying to access your email in outlook, you'll have to change the servers to your service provider - for eg mail.aapt.com - Otherwise just go to you ISP's site and log into your email account
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ask your internet sevice provider about pop3 and smtp servers. pop3 - incoming / smtp -> outgoing. also asks if sending mail needs authentication.
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This may not be the answer but we have to start somewhere. . .using say your Internet Wizard and/or Tools/Internet Options, did you type in outgoing@yahoo.com (for Yahoo dial up users) or outgoing@yahoo.verizon.net (for Verizon DSL users) when you added POP locations?\n\nLet's start there.  Even if the Wizard say it does not recognize the POP go ahead and click OK; it often accepts the POP any way.
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If you know the company pop3 account name and stmp name...use your outlook express to access it.\n\nGood Luck