Microsoft Exchange

  • How to add Microsoft Exchange to your mobile devices

    How to add Microsoft Exchange to your mobile devices

    Android mobile phone or tablet iPhone or iPad Adding Microsoft Exchange to your mobile device generally involves a few key steps… …regardless of whether you’re using an iPhone, Android, or another smartphone. The primary goal is to configure your device’s mail application to connect to your Exchange server. On most devices you’ll typically start by…

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  • Microsoft Exchange hacked? What now?

    Microsoft Exchange hacked? What now?

    If someone may have accessed your business email, treat it as an incident rather than just an annoying password problem. Contact your organisation’s administrator through a trusted route and record what you have noticed. Contain the access An authorised administrator should follow Microsoft’s compromised-account process, which includes securing the account and reviewing active access. A…

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  • Microsoft Exchange vs POP email vs free email

    For virtually all of us, email is now a fact of life, however, not all email services were created equal. Within my career I’ve seen the first wide-scale early adoption use of business email back in the 90’s, all the way to smart phone with voice assistant here in the 20’s so I’ve certainly seen…

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  • Why move to Microsoft Exchange?

    It’s the year 2000. We’re at work. We sit in front of our computer, reading and replying to our emails. At the end of the day we turn the computer off. Everything is done… except it’s not! We’re driving home and remember that really important email we forgot to reply to. Did we press send…

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