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Set the your WEB
SITE HOSTING Account to use the Add-In for Microsoft Exchange .
Click Here to access
your WEB
SITE HOSTING Account.
Changes in Mission Control are processed every four hours. |
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Download and run the install program for the Add-In for Microsoft
Exchange . Click Here to download. |
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Open Microsoft Exchange Administrator and remove any Internet Mail Server
connection that you may have been previous playing around with. 
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Install the Internet Mail Server Connection. Click here for Instructions |
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Test to see if your exchange server really works. |
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| Notes |
- To check to see that your Exchange Server is functioning you can telnet to it
from an outside source such as from your ISP:
Examples below.
Good
telnet> open 201.135.28.131 25
Trying 201.135.28.131...
Connected to 201.135.28.131.
Escape character is '^]'.
220 server1.acme Microsoft Exchange Internet Mail Service 5.0.1459.44 ready
Bad
telnet> open 203.21.203.254 25
Trying 201.21.205.254...
UX:telnet: ERROR: Unable to connect to remote host: Connection refused
telnet>
- If you are connected to the Internet at any time and want Exchange Server to collect
your mail, you can run the plugin command from a command line prompt
eg: c:\xcelNet\plugin <username> <password>
You may like to create a batch file with this in it.
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