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by **Steve Venic** » Fri, 20 Feb 1998 04:00:00

I just added the IMC to our Exchange server, everything seemed to be fine,
but then users started to have any mail sitting in their INBOX re-delivered,
with the current date. The old mail would then be removed, so only the newly
delivered shows... What is happening?

Thanks,

- Steve -

by **Steve Venic** » Fri, 20 Feb 1998 04:00:00

I had figured it out and just came back online to post my results.
Eventhough I didn't get to see your response first, you were absolutely
correct!!!!
The way we used to be set up, I had the clients setup with the Internet
mail service, so Exchange would pull their mail off our UNIX server. The
thing that threw me though was I had one user who did not have this
problem, and he had the Internet mail service just like the rest of the
users! That still puzzles me??

Thanks again Rich!! Feedback like yours is what makes these newsgroups
work....

Much appreciated!

- Steve -

by **Rich Matheis** » Sat, 21 Feb 1998 04:00:00

>I just added the IMC to our Exchange server, everything seemed to be fine,
>but then users started to have any mail sitting in their INBOX re-delivered,
>with the current date. The old mail would then be removed, so only the newly
>delivered shows... What is happening?

Did you add the Internet Mail service to the client profiles? You
don't need it if Exchange is delivering your Internet mail. If you do
have it installed it's probably configured to use Exchange as the POP3
server. Having two MAPI providers pointing to the same Information
Store is the cause of your problem. Remove the Internet Mail service
from the users profile.

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by **Rich Matheis** » Sat, 21 Feb 1998 04:00:00

>The way we used to be set up, I had the clients setup with the Internet
>mail service, so Exchange would pull their mail off our UNIX server. The
>thing that threw me though was I had one user who did not have this
>problem, and he had the Internet mail service just like the rest of the
>users! That still puzzles me??

Did he have the MS Exchange service's "Delivery" set for "Personal
Folders" or "Mailbox - <user name>"? I'll bet the guys with the
problem all used "Personal Folders" and this guy didn't.

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by **Steve Venic** » Sat, 21 Feb 1998 04:00:00

Actually it's the opposite, the one that worked was set up for personal
folders, and everyone else was setup for <user name>"

> Did he have the MS Exchange service's "Delivery" set for "Personal
> Folders" or "Mailbox - <user name>"? I'll bet the guys with the
> problem all used "Personal Folders" and this guy didn't.

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> Richard Matheisen Wang Laboratories
> Microsoft Certified System Engineer Tewksbury, MA USA

by **Rich Matheis** » Sat, 21 Feb 1998 04:00:00

>Actually it's the opposite, the one that worked was set up for personal
>folders, and everyone else was setup for <user name>"

You're right, of course. I had it backwards. It wouldn't be the first
time I lost a bet, though!

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