Indeed you were right.
The problem probably has nothing to do with an Exchange Server. Not that I really know.
But this is what happened:
- I upgrade to Mountain Lion
- My email does not work, while it does work on my Ipad. (the non iCloud email that is)
- The errror message I get is that I have to check on this Exchange server,
implying that it is something I did.
As I did nothing, just updated to Mountain Lion, I may expect my mail to work, not a funny accusing error message.
This message led to to look around on the internet, leading to my conclusion I stated in my first email.
30 mins later my email starts working again. I do not know what happened. But luckily all is well again.
Thank you for your reaction.🙂
Radiation Mac wrote:
How do you "know" if you are even using an Exchange Server, that is causing a problem? Exchange Servers are only used in corporate company settings, as a rule. And in that case the company has an IT employee that is in charge of setting up and administering employees Exchange services. So Apple's quote was accurate, as far as it went. A home or personal user would NOT be using an Exchange Server. Does this help answer your question?
Hope this helps 🙂
Radiation Mac wrote:
How do you "know" if you are even using an Exchange Server, that is causing a problem? Exchange Servers are only used in corporate company settings, as a rule. And in that case the company has an IT employee that is in charge of setting up and administering employees Exchange services. So Apple's quote was accurate, as far as it went. A home or personal user would NOT be using an Exchange Server. Does this help answer your question?
Hope this helps 🙂
