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Outlook Web Access Through OE 6?
My company doesn't offer POP access to its Exchange server. However, It does
offer Outlook Web Access. Here's my question: Is it possible to set up an HTTP account in Outlook Express that is able to connect to my Exchange account at work by using the Web Access server URL? I'm not sure if I'm explaining this adequately so I'll try to be more detailed. I can access my company email through Outlook Web Access at http://webmail.companydomain.com I've gone through the process in Outlook Express of setting up an HTTP account using the above URL and the appropriate credentials. When I attempt to download the folders I receive the following error: "Access to the account was denied. Verify that your username and password are correct" I've tried different variations of the username (companydomain\username and ) but I still receive the error. Am I not using the correct server URL or is this just not possible? You may be asking yourself why I want to do this in the first place. Well, as I said at the beginning of my post, my company doesn't offer POP access. I would like to be able to access my work email through my home computer along with the rest of my email accounts and not have to log in to a different interface each time. I'm fully expecting to be told that this simply can't be done but I'd like an official answer on it. Thanks. |
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Outlook Web Access Through OE 6?
No. Won't work. The WebDAV protocol is being deprecated because of
security issues. At this time the only accounts you can directly interface with using the HTTP protocol in Outlook Express are older Hotmail accounts that have been "grandfathered" into the system. -- Jim Pickering MVP-Outlook Express/Windows Mail Please reply to newsgroup only so that others may be helped with your feedback. "Throwman" wrote in message ... My company doesn't offer POP access to its Exchange server. However, It does offer Outlook Web Access. Here's my question: Is it possible to set up an HTTP account in Outlook Express that is able to connect to my Exchange account at work by using the Web Access server URL? I'm not sure if I'm explaining this adequately so I'll try to be more detailed. I can access my company email through Outlook Web Access at http://webmail.companydomain.com I've gone through the process in Outlook Express of setting up an HTTP account using the above URL and the appropriate credentials. When I attempt to download the folders I receive the following error: "Access to the account was denied. Verify that your username and password are correct" I've tried different variations of the username (companydomain\username and ) but I still receive the error. Am I not using the correct server URL or is this just not possible? You may be asking yourself why I want to do this in the first place. Well, as I said at the beginning of my post, my company doesn't offer POP access. I would like to be able to access my work email through my home computer along with the rest of my email accounts and not have to log in to a different interface each time. I'm fully expecting to be told that this simply can't be done but I'd like an official answer on it. Thanks. |
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