Re: Outlook Web Access

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In news:CE98971B-819F-4E93-9E9E-AEC9BA4F31D2@xxxxxxxxxxxxx,
cmjkeegan <cmjkeegan@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> typed:
> I want to redirect all mail tagged as spam/junk to each users junk
> email folder, but to do this i need to log on the OWE for each user
> and chose that option.

OK, if that's what they say...


>
> basically I should be ok with \\servername\?????

No - http://yourserver/exchange
or
https://yourserver/exchange





>
> If it is enabled by default then it I should still be able to get on,
> just in case though where is the option to turn it on/off?

There's not really an on/off switch. It's on. Unless you set up your user
accounts specifically without access to it, which you clearly haven't or
you'd know it.


>
> Thanks
>
> Chris
>
>>
>>
>> In news:D0AEC851-D340-4E79-8AD7-13DC0F17CC3C@xxxxxxxxxxxxx,
>> cmjkeegan <cmjkeegan@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> typed:
>>> Hi, My aniti-spam program (GFI Mail Essentials v11) requires me to
>>> log in and change some settings to outlook via web access.
>>>
>>> How do I turn this on in SBS 2003 - Exchange 2003 and the
>>> subsequently access it.
>>
>> Turn what on? OWA is installed by default. What does GFI want you do
>> do?
>>
>>
>>>
>>> Many Thanks
>>>
>>> Chris


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