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Can I Forward Outlook Email to Gmail without using POP3... - 20.Dec.2008 3:51:08 PM

slider9499

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My office does not provide POP3 or IMAP capabilities for security
reasons. Therefore I cannot access my email via my G1 Smartphone.
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Is there a way to forward ALL of the email that is sent to my Outlook
account to my Gmail account? If so, where can I find the steps to do so? I
also MUST be able to keep a copy of the emails in my Outlook Inbox

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RE: Can I Forward Outlook Email to Gmail without using ... - 21.Dec.2008 4:46:49 AM

ashishjoshi1

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Hi,

1) Create a contact for your gmail account in your AD.

2) Under your user properties of exchange account >> general tab >> Delivery Options >> Forwarding Address, set it to the contact that you created in AD. There is an check box,dont forget to mark it as that setting will keep a copy of email in your Inbox. "Deliver messages to both forwarding and mailbox"

let me know if any confusions.

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RE: Can I Forward Outlook Email to Gmail without using ... - 5.Jan.2009 1:30:13 PM

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If you don't have access to AD you can also configure a rule in Outlook to auto-forward all emails you recieve to your gmail account.

Either solution isn't something I'd recommend since you're creating a larger security concern than POP3 or IMAP by forwarding your emails to an external email address.

I'd recommend looking into using ActiveSynch to get your emails on your smartphone. This will require your exchange administrator to configure ActiveSynch.

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