Outlook Web Access to iPhone

Outlook Web access is not a POP, IMAP or SMTP server. It is simply an address you can navigate a browser to in order to check your email.

You would need to get the actual server setting to set it up in mail.

Agree...you'll navigate to OWA with Safari. The typical OWA address is:

https://owa.yourdomain.com/exchange

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Unfortunately it doesn't work for everyone. While I can get to one OWA mailbox, there is another I can't. Safari just stops responding after putting in a password. This is on the iphone and Safari on my Macbook pro.

Thats happened to me a few times. Clear out your cookies and cache and it should work again.

Doesn't work for iPhone. I really wish it did. I work on the road a lot and I don't get access to work email until at a computer. iPhones rule otherwise.

I disagree. OWA does WORK on the iPhone. I've been using it to view e-mails on my corporate Exchange server.

I'm thinking that OWA 2003 (Exchange Server 2003) works on iPhone. My OWA 2007 Exchange Server 2007) doesn't seem to work. Has anyone been able to get it to work with Exchange Server 2007? Please don't suggest that I downgrade to Exchange Sever 2003; 2007 is far better.

I do not have any problem getting to my inbox using OWA on an iPod Touch. However, I cannot bring up individual emails. When I tap an email in the list nothing happens.

Are you able to access your outlook address book and calendar as well?

This is the same issue I'm having at the moment... I can't access my work email, which I normally can access through OWA... I am also trying to setup a POP3 to the same email account and can't get that to work either... I'm tagging onto this thread to see if we can get something to work...

My problem is that when I hit "reply" on an Outlook Web Access email, it shows the bottom of the email to which I want to reply, not the top as one needs. How do you scroll up to the top of the message or fix the setting to do so? Right now, the only thing I can figure out is to use that magnifying glass thing to VERY SLOWLY and painstakingly scroll to the top of the message.