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these apps only support office 365 not on premise
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these apps only support office 365 not on premise

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Im currently trialing exchange 2010 public folders or shared mailboxes<br />
im going to use 1 or the other for collaboration on a new project to store emails<br />
i need to access these on mobile devices<br />
is it possible to access these on mobile devices?<br />
the majority of devices will be ios &amp;amp; android<br />
i found an android app called public fodler sync but its not available for ios<br />
i looked at code 2 exchange but it copys the data from public fodler into users excahneg account and would have negative impact on storage
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Im currently trialing exchange 2010 public folders or shared mailboxes
im going to use 1 or the other for collaboration on a new project to store emails
i need to access these on mobile devices
is it possible to access these on mobile devices?
the majority of devices will be ios &amp; android
i found an android app called public fodler sync but its not available for ios
i looked at code 2 exchange but it copys the data from public fodler into users excahneg account and would have negative impact on storage

how can i access exchange 2010 public folders or shared mailbox on mobile devices

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