Large
Mailboxes
Each
user gets 5 GB of mailbox storage standard and the
ability to send attachments up to 25 megabytes (MB). |
Outlook Support
Users
can connect to their copies of Microsoft Outlook
2007 or later to Exchange Online, making it easy for
them to use the rich client application they know
and use every day. |
Web-Based Access
For Web-client
access, Outlook Web App provides a premium
browser-based experience that matches the look and
feel of the full Outlook client. |
Mobility
Mobile access is
available from all phones capable of receiving
e-mail, including Windows Phone, iPad, iPhone,
Android, Palm, Nokia, and Blackberry devices. |
Shared Calendar
and Contacts
Users can compare
calendars to schedule meetings with Exchange Online
and have access to collaboration features like
shared calendars, groups, global address list,
external contacts, tasks, conference rooms, and
delegation. |
Security
Every mailbox is
accessed through 256-bit Secure Socket Layer (SSL) or
Transport layer Security (TLS) encryption and
protected with premier anti-spam and antivirus
filtering via Forefront Online Protection for
Exchange. |
Archiving
Automatically
archive old messages to a personal email archive to
reduce inbox clutter, as well as reduce the
liabilities associated with email by applying
expiration policies. |
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Unified Collaboration
Calendars, Contacts,
Tasks and Docs |
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Manage your
personal data and share with other users or entire groups
through Public Folders and Global Address List via WebClient,
Outlook, phone or e-mail client.
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Unified Communications
Groundbreaking Integration |
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The first mail
server with radically integrated WebClient, Groupware,
Instant Messaging, VoIP, SMS, ActiveSync, Outlook Support,
AntiSpam, AntiVirus & SmartAttach
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Security Technologies
AntiSpam & online IP
reputation detection |
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Content and real-time IP
reputation based Antispam technology. Integrated
multithreaded antivirus with active updates. Intelligent
SMTP intrusion prevention system.
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Over-The-Air Sync
iPhone, Windows
Mobile, HTC ... |
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Push
information from mail Server to your mobile device via
the ActiveSync or SyncML protocol & manage mobile user
access on the server.
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