Exchange and outlook

[murvun]

what is wrong when nobody is informed about my holidays?

must my pc with outlook stay switched on the whole time? i thought the server with exchange would manage it...

thanx

[fizban2]

could you give a better description of the problem? i am not sure anyway understands what you are looking for, what kind of exchange server is this? and what version of outlook

[murvun]

Outlook from Office 2000

Exchange on W2K SP4 SBS

while I enjoyed 2 weeks vacation, nobody was informed about my absence.

although I defined in outlook my absence.

[fizban2]

so you setup an out of office message then correct? stating that you would be out of the office from X date to X date but when someone emailed you they never recieved the out of office message. do this sound like the problem?

[murvun]

yes

sorry for my confusing german translated into even more confusing english

edit: and the exchange-server is running 24 hours for 7 days per week - and my dell was switched off all the time...

Edited April 21, 2006 by murvun

[bijicool]

You did everything OK on your client PC/outlook

But...

On the Exchange Server box, it has also has to be configured. By default in Exchange 2003, Out-of-office replies don't go outside the organization (aka the Internet). The administrator has to configure this.