Two-way mobile Exchange connectivity currently comes in three general flavors — PDA synchronization, Wireless Application Protocol (WAP) devices, and BlackBerry/2-way pager devices. In all cases, a server or wireless service (or both) is used as an interface between the Exchange Server and the mobile device.
Other mobile access tools can be found on the following pages:
This page lists server-based solutions that connect directly to Microsoft Exchange. Standalone, mostly non-Exchange users can get two-way mobile access with these tools and services listed at Tools for Mobile Access to Microsoft Outlook Data.
Tools
Server and Exchange connector providing two-way mobile access to Exchange 5.5 and 2000 data from web-enabled phones, PDAs, other wireless devices, and touch-tone telephones. | |
Alternative to Outlook Web Access that speeds up access to Exchange folders via browser, and also provides mobile access via WAP, telephone, or PDA. Free 10-user license available. | |
WAP mobile phone and PDA access to Microsoft Exchange 5.5 or 2000 mailbox email, contacts, calendar and tasks. |
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Last reviewed on Dec 8, 2011
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