Outlook help

[yoink 321]

Is it possible to have multiple outgoing mail server addresses from the same e-mail account in Outlook?

Problem:
Work broadband and Home broadband are with different ISPs and I can't send mail from home via our work Outgoing mail server. Is there any way to add the home mail server without creating a new account that I would have to switch between each time I move between work and home?

Sorry if this is a bit confusing!

Any help would be cool.

Ta

[heidihagen 0]

yeah! do you use regular outlook or express? you just need to set up new accounts for each. it will help if you know the pop address...

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[ScubaSteve 0]

I would install and config a secure relay server that ran scripts against everey email. If email destination is corp then go path 1, else go path 2.

[yoink 321]

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I would install and config a secure relay server that ran scripts against everey email. If email destination is corp then go path 1, else go path 2.

I did think that some sort of IF, THEN program would do it, but I have a) neither the skill nor time to write such a program, or b) a spare machine to act as a secure relay server or knowledge of how to set one up!

Thanks for the idea though!

EDIT: It may be worth saying that we don't run our own mail server.

[wingnut 0]

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Work broadband and Home broadband are with different ISPs and I can't send mail from home via our work Outgoing mail server. Is there any way to add the home mail server without creating a new account that I would have to switch between each time I move between work and home?

you could set up your home computer to get the mail from your work acount and vice versa. and still access both just fine from either computer, only thng you would not have is your sent mail folder. you can set it to keep your email on the server vs downloading it into your computer where only on that computer do you have access too it... but with keepingit on the mail server you risk running into going over your allotted storage space....

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