Article ID: 195434
Article Last Modified on 10/8/2003
APPLIES TO
- Microsoft Outlook 2000 Standard Edition
This article was previously published under Q195434
SYMPTOMS
In Microsoft Outlook 2000, when you attempt to connect to Remote Mail, you may receive the following error message:
CAUSE
The cause of this error message depends upon the e-mail service you are currently using with Outlook. See the section below for your e-mail service.
Microsoft Exchange Server Service
You are currently connected (online) to the Microsoft Exchange Server.
Internet E-mail Transport Service
You have specified a Local Area Network (LAN) connection on the Connection tab of the Internet Mail service.
If you are Using the Microsoft Mail Service
You have not selected the option to use Remote Mail.
RESOLUTION
The resolution of this problem depends upon the e-mail service you are currently using with Outlook.
Microsoft Exchange Server Service
To use Remote Mail, you must have your mail delivered to a Personal Folder (.pst) and you must be working offline (disconnected) from the Microsoft Exchange Server.
Internet E-mail Transport Service
To choose a telephone option, follow these steps:
- On the Tools menu click Services.
- Click to select Internet E-mail, click Properties, and then click the Connection tab.
- Click to select either "Connect using my phone line" or "Connect using Internet Explorer or a 3rd party dialer" and then click OK.
- Restart Outlook.
The Microsoft Mail Service
To choose the Use Remote Mail option, follow these steps:
- On the Tools menu, click Services.
- Click Microsoft Mail and then click Properties.
- On the LAN Configuration tab, click to select Use Remote Mail and then click OK.
- On the Remote Configuration tab, click to select Use Remote Mail, and then click OK and OK.
- Restart Outlook.
REFERENCES
For more information on using Remote Mail, please see the following article in the Microsoft Knowledge Base:
195436 : OL2000: Remote Mail, Offline Folders, and Working Offline
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