About this tag
The pop mail tag covers discussions about using POP (Post Office Protocol) for email retrieval in Windows environments. Topics include DNS issues affecting POP email delivery on Windows Server 2016, where local clients can send but not receive POP mail due to domain configuration conflicts. Another recurring theme is PST file corruption when using POP alongside Exchange Server, with users seeking causes and repair solutions for PST files used as a central data store across multiple machines. These threads highlight common troubleshooting scenarios for POP email in mixed on-premises and remote access setups.
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Server 2016 Help with DNS issue (.com top level domain)
Im running a windows 2016 domain. top level internal domain is example.com and so is external domain (where website is hosted). this is not a good practice but it is what it is. I could add a sub domain but not sure on how to reconfigure and move all clients. I added a www A record with the...- anax
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- client connection dns domain setup email accounts email configuration external domain guidance internal domain local clients mx records network issues pop mail public website reconfiguration record subdomain top level domain troubleshooting vpn windows server 2016
- Replies: 4
- Forum: Windows Server Forums
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Windows 7 PST file corruption??
Hello, I use a single PST file as my main information store between home and office. The file is 100MB and has recently been compacted. At the office, we have an Exchange Server, and at home I interface with my POP. Ultimately evertything gets filed in this PST file which I carry on...- martinpayne
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- backup compact corruption data recovery email management error exchange server file system home information store office pop mail pst files removable media repair repair utility troubleshooting unrecoverable errors utility windows
- Replies: 12
- Forum: General Computing
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Windows 7 PST file corruption??
Hello, I use a single PST file as my main information store between home and office. The file is 100MB and has recently been compacted. At the office, we have an Exchange Server, and at home I interface with my POP. Ultimately evertything gets filed in this PST file which I carry on...- elmartorsson
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- compact files corruption data recovery email storage error analysis exchange server file management file system home use information store office pop mail pst files removable media repair utility tech support troubleshooting user query
- Replies: 6
- Forum: General Computing