timberwolfdp

I thought about that, but I think I'm going to go with just using the POP accounts on each client. There are only two users, it's a fairly simple setup. If I can just get this email issue worked out they'll be very happy.

Thanks for the info, I'll try that when I get up there tonight. Basically, I'm only using exchange to share their contacts and calendar and their inbox. All email transactions are done on the clients via POP, the inbox is just used to store and share the email they receive. Hopefully this will fix it. Dave

I recently set up Exchange Server 2003 for one of my users. They share a mailbox so they can share contacts, calendar and email inbox. For demonstration purposes on this post I'll call their domain abc.local. They have a satellite provider for their internet access, and they use pop mail to send and receive email using the satellite provider's email server. I'll call that email address xyz@direcway.com. Pop mail is the default email service on both PCs. xyz@direcway.com is set up as the reply address on both machines. For the most part they can send and receive email and the recipients get the email from xyz@direcway.com. Occasionally the recipients will get an email from name@abc.local, not from xyz@direcway.com. On other occasions they'll recieve a return email from the System Administrator stating that their messages were undeliverable. Is there any way that I can turn off the email function in exchange server so I don't have to worry about them sending from the wrong account? Or, do I have something set up incorrectly? I'm pretty sure I didn't enable any email settings on the server, but I'm very new to Exchange server, so I might have done something to cause it to behave like it is. Any help would be appreciated! Thanks, Dave