Thread: NTL and OWA
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Old 08-12-2003, 22:23   #3
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Re: NTL and OWA

I use Outlook Web Access to check up in the evenings or weekends, on my office email, diary, etc. This is on a ntl:home 600 connection, and all works fine. It worked straight away, once I had set up the office exchange server (part of Small Business Server 2000) to allow it. All I had to do was to work out the IP address of my work's ADSL connection.

On the other hand I would use VPN if I could get that to work (something to do with my office server's settings I think), and of course VPN wasn't "banned" by ntl.
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