OWA access

[zambonidriver]

First and foremost - I cannot add my exchange account to my personal devices below. It's against company policy. That said...

I have both a droid 2 and a galaxy tab and used to be able to log in to outlook web access using the web browser or dolphin and act like I was sitting at my computer.

Now, for some reason, I can log in and see my inbox but not all messages show up. At any point in time, not all my current messages are listed and there seems to be no method to which do show and which don't. The calendar looks perfect and up to date. Anyone know why this might be?

 

[BradHouser]

First and foremost - I cannot add my exchange account to my personal devices below. It's against company policy. That said...

I have both a droid 2 and a galaxy tab and used to be able to log in to outlook web access using the web browser or dolphin and act like I was sitting at my computer.

Now, for some reason, I can log in and see my inbox but not all messages show up. At any point in time, not all my current messages are listed and there seems to be no method to which do show and which don't. The calendar looks perfect and up to date. Anyone know why this might be?

Have you tried using the name of the OWA server as the server for your mail app? That is what I do, but it could be that my employer enabled that for us.

 

[zambonidriver]

It's really strange, from my PC if I open up OWA - it's a perfect replica of my outlook inbox.

From the androids, not all messages show up. I'm using the https:\\companyname.webmail.com which is exactly what I do using a PC.

 

[PSkeptic]

First and foremost - I cannot add my exchange account to my personal devices below. It's against company policy. That said...

I have both a droid 2 and a galaxy tab and used to be able to log in to outlook web access using the web browser or dolphin and act like I was sitting at my computer.

Now, for some reason, I can log in and see my inbox but not all messages show up. At any point in time, not all my current messages are listed and there seems to be no method to which do show and which don't. The calendar looks perfect and up to date. Anyone know why this might be?

Dumb question: You do know you can flip between "Pages" of your inbox, right?

And yes, in IE, your inbox would look pretty much exactly as Outlook. However, that breaks quickly using other browsers.

 

[A.Nonymous]

Is your browser set as a mobile browser or to emulate a PC? Mobile browser may not work.