XCLN: Exchange Windows 3.x client Does Not Receive New Mail AutomaticallyID: Q169743
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If you use the Microsoft Exchange Client for Windows 3.x, you may not automatically receive new mail when it is delivered. You must perform another function, such as selecting another folder and then clicking the Inbox again, before the new mail appears.
Notification of new mail is a task initiated from the server. The server notifies the client that new mail has arrived so the client can update its Inbox display. However, in order for the server to notify the client of an update, the server must send directly to the client[ASCII 146]s IP address.
Verify that the correct IP address entries for the client computer are
on the Domain Name Services (DNS) server, WINS server, or in the HOSTS
file on the Exchange Server computer. You can also try to resolve the
problem by adding the computer name and IP address of the client
machine to its own HOSTS file.
For more information on how to troubleshoot Microsoft Exchange for
Windows 3.x client using TCP/IP, see Q155048, "Troubleshooting Startup of
Windows Client Using TCP/IP" in the Microsoft
Knowledge Base.
Keywords : XCLN
Version : WINDOWS:4.0,5.0
Platform : WINDOWS
Issue type : kbprb
Last Reviewed: May 11, 1999