Additional Mailboxes under OWA

[Norman I. Rosenthal]

Is there a way to add additioanal mailboxes under OWA. I would like to be
able to review some Resouce Mailboxes as well as the Admin Mailbox when I
log in through OWA>

Thanks in advance

Norman

 

[Mike]

To view additional mailboxs in OWA you will have to log into the mailbox
directly. If the user has permission to view the mailbox it will be
displayed in the browser.

example url:
http://server/exchange/mailboxname

 

[Norman Rosenthal]

But what happens if I am remote is the question. I will need full domain
credentials again. I was looking to avoid that and almost get it to work
the same way as the Outlook client does with additional mailboxes.

Thanks
Norman

 

[Melissa Travers [MSFT]]

You do not need to be a domain admin, just have permissions to the other
user's mailbox.

Then you would go to as Mike said

http://FQDN/exchange/JaneSmith/inbox and type in your credentials to access
Janes inbox, or calendar to access the calendar if that is what you have
permissions to etc.

257889 XWEB: How to Open Another Person's Calendar Using Exchange 2000 OWA
http://support.microsoft.com/?id=257889

Hope this helps

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[Norman Rosenthal]

So there is essentially no way to do it from the Main Interface of my
mailbox?

Thanks
Norman

 

[Melissa Travers [MSFT]]

Hi Norman

There is not as of yet. However, if you would like this function to be
available in a future version, please send a request to our developers at
our MSWish site and yes they really do read this!


http://register.microsoft.com/mswish/suggestion.asp?fu=http://www.microsoft.com/mswish/thanks.htm
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Microsoft Exchange Support

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