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Outlook networking question

Started by CrAz3D, November 29, 2005, 04:26 PM

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CrAz3D

@ the office we have a network setup (2 computers only).

They use outlook to check email.

Sometimes one computer gets the email while the other doesn't.  Why is this?
Might this be because once the email is open the email server realizes that the email has been checked & it wont send the same message again when someone else logs in?
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Are they reading email for the same account?  Or are they using separate accounts?

Are they using POP3, Imap, or Exchange?

POP3 typically deletes the email off the server, unless you tell the client not to.  Imap always leaves mail on the server, and you download messages when you ask for them, but your folder structure and everything is remote.   I don't know what Exchange does.

I recommend using Imap (or maybe Exchange), if you're accessing the same account.
This'll make an interesting test for broken AV:
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CrAz3D

Same account, pop3 I assume.

I'll mention Imap to the tech guy (so much he knows) when he comes in the next time
rebundance - having or being in excess of sheer stupidity
(ré-bun-dance)
Quote from: Spht on June 22, 2004, 07:32 PMSlap.
Quote from: Adron on January 28, 2005, 09:17 AMIn a way, I believe that religion is inherently evil, which includes Christianity. I'd also say Christianity is eviller than Buddhism (has more potential for evil).
Quote from: iago on April 19, 2005, 01:06 PM
CrAz3D's ... is too big vertically, at least, too big with ... iago ...