Re: Internet access to Exchange for mobile phones. -- PCTECH

Subject: Re: Internet access to Exchange for mobile phones.
From: Thorbjoern Ravn Andersen <ravn@xxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Fri, 03 Dec 2010 14:14:24 +0100
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Den 30/11/10 23.23, Roger Vicker, CCP skrev:

Hello,

I know my way around Domino fairly well but I have one customer that
switched to Exchange 2007 :'(

I was able to research and setup Apache as a reverse proxy in front of
OWA so the users could remotely access their email, calendars and
address books by the web. Now they want to setup an Android based phone
to access the same things via the built-in (?) Outlook like app. My

I believe there is VPN in most SmartPhones. Could you use that to allow the phone "in" and then it should be able to talk directly to the servers without proxying?

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