Accessing MS Exchange


NOTE: In order for Exchange to function, your domain should use our nameservers.  However, if you are with another provider and must keep their nameservers, then please follow the instructions here.
 

To access MS Exchange:

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Log in to SiteControl.

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Click the Email link, and then the MS Exchange link.

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The MS Exchange management interface provides a central place to access the main functionality of Exchange.  Before beginning, make sure you are managing the proper domain by selecting it in the Currently Managing drop-down list.

Getting Started: Provides a summary of the steps required to activate your Exchange service.

Manage Spam Filter: Links to spam management interface.

Outlook Web Access (OWA): A direct link to access Exchange Webmail using a browser.

Add Mailbox: Create new Exchange e-mail addresses.

View/Edit Mailbox: Create, edit and manage mailboxes.

Download Outlook/Entourage: This link allows you to follow some simple steps to automatically download and configure Outlook on your computer to work with MS Exchange.  It also provides a link to download Entourage for Mac.

Global Contacts: Create and manage external Contacts so that they can be included in your Global Address Book.

Distribution Lists: Create a distribution list using use a single email alias. When a message is sent to a distribution list, it is automatically routed to the email address of each member in the list.

Archiving & Retention - Discovery: Store old and infrequently accessed e-mail on a MS Exchange server with no space or time limitation. In addition, enable Exchange's Legal Hold feature, which preserves a user's edited and deleted mailbox objects (e-mail, calendar items, tasks, etc).

Mobile Services: Activate mobile access to Exchange mailboxes using ActiveSync for Windows Mobile devices or BlackBerry Enterprise for BlackBerry devices.  Manage mobile devices linked to an Exchange account.

Storage Space: View/manage how much disk space is being used by mailboxes, and order additional space as needed.

Public Folders: This link allows you to set a user to Admin status, so that they can create and manage public folders for shared documents in either Outlook Web Access or Outlook.