How to Setup Outlook Web Access on Servers
With a PC server running Microsoft Exchange Server 2003 or later, you can provide email, calendar and address book services to your company or organization's members. In addition, the Exchange Server software includes a feature called Outlook Web Access, which lets users access their data through a web browser interface. Outlook Web Access can be configured for each user, but it must be done through the server on which Exchange is installed.
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Things You'll Need
- PC server running Windows Server 2003 or later
- Microsoft Exchange Server 2003 or later
Instructions
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Log on to your PC server with an administrative account.
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Open the Start menu, expand the "Administrative Tools" submenu and select "Active Directory Users and Groups."
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Go to "Action" in the top menu bar and choose the "Find" option.
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Fill in the "Name" field with the username of the Exchange server that you want to set up Outlook Web Access for. Press "Find Now" to begin the search.
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Right-click on the user's name in the list of search results and choose "Properties."
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Go to the "Exchange Features" tab at the top of the properties window.
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Highlight "Outlook Web Access" in the "Protocols" section and then press the "Enable" button. Outlook Web Access has now been set up for the selected user.
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