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October 17th 06, 04:22 AM
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Exchange Server
I would like to access my Exchange server from outside the network, i.e.
access my email from my home computer outside the company network without using Outlook Web Access. Is this possible? 
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October 17th 06, 04:30 AM
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Exchange Server
You should ask the company you work for if they support RPC over HTTPS. If
they answer yes and you have Windows XP (SP2) + Outlook 2003 (SP2), then the chances are good. "Ian" wrote in message ... I would like to access my Exchange server from outside the network, i.e. access my email from my home computer outside the company network without using Outlook Web Access. Is this possible?
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