Today, you can receive to one of a PC on some PCs in your corporation to e-mail addressed of your corporation . Below a one certain LAN router. If this one PC receives it, you cannot see this mail on other PCs. It's because the first PC has received it, so it's only on that PC. Even if it is a company e-mail, if an employee tries to read it on his PC and drops it on his PC, other employees will not even notice that the business negotiation e-mail has arrived.
You will not find of e-mail sent of business negotiations from a business partner.
And, you should not so input a setting of e-mail,as an SMTP and POP3, to some PCs in your corporation having.It should be only one PC to an one router.
Email currently issues emails to the IP of the router itself. Thinking about it, I can understand, but can the sender decide which PC below the router it was sent to? You can't address it to anyone, can you? I am sending an email to my router. So, the first one to receive the e-mail, only the first one will get the e-mail. Others don't even know they got the email. By the way, it's no longer on the mail server.
Currently, e-mail works like that.
Below router like in a corporation, if one of the employees receives a sent email from a business partner, the email will not fall on the main PC of official PC of your named on your corporation. And, except for that one employee, you don't even notice that I've received an e-mail about business negotiations from business partner.
Well, I don't know how to deal with it. If you are a small and medium-sized company, there is a concern that there may be omissions. What do you think?
What if one of the employees had an automatic reception setting on his laptop because of his serious personality?
No business negotiation emails come to anyone other than him, and no one even notices that they have come to anyone other than him.
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