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OWA and Gmail

saltrock2007 · 2010-05-19 15:04:55

Hi guys, I was wondering if anyone knows of an easy way to have gmail power OWA (outlook web access). I have a friend who uses (standalone) outlook and has multiple pop3 accounts from different domains, but wants to be able to access outlook online. OWA is powered by ms exchange, but can it be reconfigured? Any easy way…

19-05-2010 4:04pm

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saltrock2007

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Hi guys,

I was wondering if anyone knows of an easy way to have gmail power OWA (outlook web access). I have a friend who uses (standalone) outlook and has multiple pop3 accounts from different domains, but wants to be able to access outlook online. OWA is powered by ms exchange, but can it be reconfigured? Any easy way around this apart from setting up automatic forward to a hosted ms exchange server which would allow owa?

thanks in advance

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#2 19-05-2010 8:50pm

BrokenArrows

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honestly dont know.
it would be a hell of alot of work i would think.
you would have to setup your own exchange server.

if you really want the online outlook thing then your better off as you said using a hosted provider.

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#3 19-05-2010 11:20pm

Rackstar

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If you were to go for hosted exchange you could get who ever is hosting it to set up pop connectors to download the email from each different domain into the hosted mailbox. Should do the job.

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