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Topic # 5834 30-Nov-2005 16:49
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Does Exchange Server 2000 support OWA (Outlook Web Acess) on Windows Mobile 5 Devices?

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  Reply # 24101 1-Dec-2005 12:02

As Far as I know, the answer to that is a NO. I think its a new feature of Exchange 2003

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Reply # 24102 1-Dec-2005 12:22
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I thought OWA was there since Exchange 2000... Not sure if 100% compatible with Pocket Internet Explorer though, but it was there.




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  Reply # 24104 1-Dec-2005 13:14
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Exchange Server 2000 does have OWA...but the Win Mobile 5 device keeps droping the connection or crashes after opening the first email. Maybe Win Mobile 5 is only supported under Exchange Server 2003??

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