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Exchange + Outlook multiple addresses
I don't really understand all these options for email forwarding, aliases etc.
I've got 2 main business domains of which I have an email account on each.
I use MS Outlook on my PC and an iphone.
I like how Exchange+Outlook synchronises the mails I've read, my contacts, calendar etc between the server, PC and iphone so I don't have to delete or re-read the messages when switching between platforms.
But I only get this on 1 email account - the one I've subscribed as MobileEmail+Outlook
I'd love to me able to synchronise email messages for both accounts while sending emails from each account transparently.
Do I have to subscribe to a 2nd MobileEmail+Outlook service or can I use some other combination of features?
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Hi,
Have you tried to follow this configuration
http://myhosting.com/kb/IPhone_Exchange_Configuration
or use the iPhone configuration script that is available from your View iPhone Settings page either in your Control Panel or OWA?
BTW i`ll submit your problem to myhosting staff, i hope they can give you detailed explanation about this.
Cheers
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Hi There,
There's a number of different ways you could do it with either 1 or 2 mailboxes. Do you want to be able to send email from either email address? The simplest way to do this would be with 2 separate mailboxes. However, it could be done with one, but might require switching back and forth, or configuring your 1 mailbox as 2 separate ones in Outlook.
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