OK, I have tried all the solutions I could find on this
and nothing works. I am trying to connect Ent. 2004 to
our Exchange Server (2000 SP3). The only way I get ANY
mail of any kind is to put the webmail address for our
server. THIS IS NOT A GOOD SOLUTION! I need to be able
to put our server into there, is this even possible? We
would rather not have to go through our webmail to do
this ( I realize that 2004 is based off of OWA ). Please
help me, as I need to determine whether or not to roll
this out to our Mac users. Thank you for any help.

On 8/16/04 11:39 AM, in article 6c3601c483c0$5ade15c0$a301280a[at]phx.gbl,
"Steve H." <anonymous[at]discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:

> OK, I have tried all the solutions I could find on this
> and nothing works. I am trying to connect Ent. 2004 to
> our Exchange Server (2000 SP3). The only way I get ANY
> mail of any kind is to put the webmail address for our
> server. THIS IS NOT A GOOD SOLUTION! I need to be able
> to put our server into there, is this even possible? We
> would rather not have to go through our webmail to do
> this ( I realize that 2004 is based off of OWA ). Please
> help me, as I need to determine whether or not to roll
> this out to our Mac users. Thank you for any help.

What's wrong with using the web mail address? I find it preferable since it
allows me to access my account from anywhere on the internet without needing
to tunnel in.