>>The syntax for the user name is: domain/ntaccount/alias. Perhaps one of
the
>>Exchange gurus in your IT dept. will know what to use for 'alias'.
YOU DA Man!!! Okay.. credit goes out to all that helped..
I finally figured it out..
The proper syntax is this..
domain_name/domain_login_name/email_address
example :
domain : play-play
domain-login-name : morpheous_s
email address : morpheous.smith@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
so... you go
telnet play.play.com 110
user play-play/morpheous_s/morpheous.smith
+ OK
pass mypass
+ OK
Woo..Hoo..!!!!
Now, I will try out my linux dept server as my own mail server.. Filtering..
spamassasin.. virus-scanner etc..
Cheers, .^.
Mun Heng, Ow /V\
H/M Engineering /( )\
Western Digital M'sia ^^-^^
DID : 03-7870 5168 The Linux Advocate
The syntax for the user name is: domain/ntaccount/alias. Perhaps one of the
Exchange gurus in your IT dept. will know what to use for 'alias'.
Telnet to port 110 and try various combinations of usernames along the lines
I
show. Enter the three parts and two slashes. When you figure it out, please
post back to the list.
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