Outlook Web Access Login

Ever wanted to check your Outlook mail when you’re not in the office? Well what Outlook Web Access does is it allows you to check your mail from the Microsoft Exchange server, which is where your email is delivered through. By having your mail stored there, Outlook Web Access allows you to check your Emails from anywhere in the world, as long as you have an internet connection.

How Outlook Web Access Works

The main purpose of having Outlook Web Access (OWA) is so that you are able to check your mail through an internet connection while you are away from

OWA features

your main computer. Not only can you check your email, OWA gives you access to other Outlook features such as:

• View Calendar Appointments
• View Contacts
• You can setup of Out of Office Assistant
• Instant message
• Send and Receive Messages/Attachments
• Address Books
• Viewing Folders

Although Outlook Web Access lets you access certain features, there are some limitations as well. The limitations of OWA are as follows:

• Unavailable Email Features through Outlook Web Access
  • Drag and drop messages into certain folders
  • Spell check,
  • auto-fill emails
  • Microsoft Office Integration
  • Digital encryption
  • Cannot Reply, Message or Forward Email
  • Public Folder access
  • Monthly Calendar Viewing as well as other Calendar options
  • Using Outlook Offline
    • You must be connected to the internet in order to view your email information.

Using Outlook Web Access

As long as Outlook Web Access is supported by your office, OWA should be really easy to use! The following steps should give you an idea on how to use OWA.

1. 

   Outlook Web Access Login Screen

   When you access the internet, go to the domain of where your Outlook Web Access is location. i.e: http://www.webdomain.com/exchange.

2. Once on the Log On screen, put in your User Name and Password the click Enter. The user name is usually the same as the one on your office computers, as well as your password, which should be the same as your network password.
3. After you clock Enter, your email we appear!

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