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You don't need webmail. Any iPhone or Android phone can connect using the <strong>NATIVE</strong> mail app (and VPN of course).
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Kimputer is correct in that it will work natively. If you're looking for some form of MDM on the devices as well, I would recommend InTune.
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Thanks for the suggestions. I'm looking for something that would replace blackberry service but i would like to keep VPN out of the picture. The issue we run into is we have admin staff who travel a bit and it's not very feasible to have them connected to VPN in order to receive email. Blackberry service allows us to receive email but not be connected to VPN or have our exchange server public facing. I've used the native microsoft exchange app on our iPhones but it requires a VPN connection in order to reach our exchange server which is on the inside of our network. I might be having delusions of grandeur but am in hopes. Thanks for any suggestions and thanks!
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We have an internal Exchange server that can only be accessed via VPN or if one of our devices is configured with Blackberry Work. Blackberry service is very spotty and difficult so we are looking for an email application that will work and replace the Blackberry service. The good thing about Blackberry work service is that it will work with our exchange server not being on the outside of our network. &nbsp;My current workaround is having our users connect to our company VPN (cisco anyconnect) and then browse to our webmail url: <a href="https://mail.ourcompany.com/owaor" rel="ugc">https://mail.ourcompany.com/owa</a>&nbsp; or <a href="https://mail.ourcompany.com" rel="ugc">https://mail.ourcompany.com</a>&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; There they can access email. I'm looking for a secure solution where i don't have to my exchange server public facing. Hoping for some suggestions friends.&nbsp; Thanks!
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We have an internal Exchange server that can only be accessed via VPN or if one of our devices is configured with Blackberry Work. Blackberry service is very spotty and difficult so we are looking for an email application that will work and replace the Blackberry service. The good thing about Blackberry work service is that it will work with our exchange server not being on the outside of our network.  My current workaround is having our users connect to our company VPN (cisco anyconnect) and then browse to our webmail url:
https://mail.ourcompany.com/owa
  or
https://mail.ourcompany.com
        There they can access email. I'm looking for a secure solution where i don't have to my exchange server public facing. Hoping for some suggestions friends.  Thanks!

Looking for a replacement for our Blackberry service for our internal Microsoft Exchange email users

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