On Jan 17, 2008, at 8:35 AM, Jake Vickers wrote:
Steve Ingraham wrote:
You know better than anyone my limited knowledge on this subject but
isn't what you are looking to do similar to how our Exchange server
handles things in our network?
Close Steve. I realize that just being the smtproute for them would
be easiest on my end (that's what you're running), but I have the
users to look after as well. The IT department that is taking over
their desktop support (hence the Exchange server) does not allow
access to email unless they're in the network. I'm trying to keep
them with webmail access but still fit the criteria of the IT
department. I'm stuck between 2 rocks - it's just a matter of
deciding if I want my hand smashed or my foot.
...or you can wait for the IT department to screw up royally - in such
cases of zealous devotion to MS technologies, that is bound to happen.
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