Multiple Exchange servers in one Outlook instance?

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chef replied

9 February 2009, 13:00
setup Your Co. with exchange outlook web access and that way you can just have a browser open to view your mail
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spoons replied

9 February 2009, 11:34
There is an app that allows you to run more than one Outlook instance. The name escapes me, but it shiould be on slipstick.com.
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JoJoGabor replied

8 February 2009, 20:52
Could you jsut setup a forward rule from one mailbox to the other and then choose one to be your active mailbox?
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uky kozak replied

8 February 2009, 19:39
Hi
How about asking clientco to set up an exchange server based rule to forward all email sent to "[email protected]" to "[email protected]" then just manage the one account through the web interface...
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gadgetman started a topic Multiple Exchange servers in one Outlook instance?

7 February 2009, 21:56
Multiple Exchange servers in one Outlook instance?

Current working through a consultancy at clientco site.

I have email accounts with both clientco and consultancy and both use Exchange. Unfortunately neither clientco nor consultancy provide pop3 access but they do both have an Exchange web interface.

I currently have to use multiple Outlook profiles and switch between them and keeping calendars and contacts in sync is a nightmare.

Is there an app which can aggregate the email from either account to provide a pop interface so I can have all my email in one Outlook instance? I used to use freepops but it doesn't have an Exchange web plugin. I haven't been able to find anything else on the web.

Or is there another solution?
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