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i know my domain and server name... which i can see from the outlook itself.<br />
is there anything else u can provide info abt to proceed?
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i know my domain and server name... which i can see from the outlook itself.
is there anything else u can provide info abt to proceed?

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You'll need to have OWA (Outlook Web Access) enabled at the server user level, which your IT department will need to &nbsp;turn on if it's not on yet. &nbsp;You'll also need to get the OWA server name, which may or may not be different from a POP server name.
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You'll need to have OWA (Outlook Web Access) enabled at the server user level, which your IT department will need to  turn on if it's not on yet.  You'll also need to get the OWA server name, which may or may not be different from a POP server name.

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i ve the server name...<br />
however how do i find out if i have owa enabled?
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i ve the server name...
however how do i find out if i have owa enabled?

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You'll need to contact your IT department.
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You'll need to contact your IT department.

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hi<br />
i have my iphone configured to recieve emails from hotmail and gmail...it does that automatically.<br />
however, i am unable to configure my outlook email..office emails on my mobile.<br />
i have put my email/server name<br />
username <br />
passowrd<br />
domanin it said optional so i didnt put..<br />
can someoen suggest?<br />
has soemone tried it?<br />
thanks.
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hi
i have my iphone configured to recieve emails from hotmail and gmail...it does that automatically.
however, i am unable to configure my outlook email..office emails on my mobile.
i have put my email/server name
username 
passowrd
domanin it said optional so i didnt put..
can someoen suggest?
has soemone tried it?
thanks.

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