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From: Hugh Jeego on 6 Jul 2008 18:08
To be honest, it just sounds like an excuse to me. If you are having your
exchange externally hosted, if all is OK you should be able to connect to it
straight away. If your hosted email is listed offline then there is
something wrong with your connection to the net in some way. Either your own
connection is slow to come up - so is that your modem or your ISP? - or the
connection from you through your ISP to the hosting site is slow which is
the one I would bet on. So where is it hosted? When dial up was the normal
way of connecting to internet, in order to get Mcafee installed via online
installation, it was important to keep a constant tracert running or in the
end it would time out and you would have to start from scratch again. My bet
is that either your own pipe through your ISP is too small for your needs or
the more likely reason this is happening is that your hosted Exchange has
only a small pipe. Seen that one many times.

"Nisha" <Nisha(a)discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:394A5431-576F-4EB8-A56A-048F1985CC3C(a)microsoft.com...
> As per my external IT Company, because my .pst file is 4gigs, it effects
> my
> server workability, i mean lately three days in a row our emails in the
> morning appear offline, when i check the server it says the hosting
> account
> is disabled (WAN miniport pptp). So i spoke with my external IT, he is
> blaming it on my .pst being large, i just do not understand how is it
> possible for .pst with 4gigs to create such a problem? Is it possible?
>
> Thanks
>

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