I didn't ask if anyone knew what it was. I asked how to find it.
How do I find my server information?
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I am setting up my exchange email account on my iphone and the only info left to fill in is Server in the form of server.company.com
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Anonymous
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Anonymous
2013-01-04T12:44:07+00:00 It's in the tittle of the question. "How do I find my server information?". Other people managed to try to help without the initial snide comment. Where in the building? Thanks, but really? I know these kind of comments are typical but try to rise above it if you can manage it.
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Anonymous
2013-01-03T14:37:56+00:00 How would we know the name of your exchange server? If you don't know it, presumably your IT department does (or its IP address which can be used in place of its name).
Tricky
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Anonymous
2018-02-11T04:22:26+00:00 Dude, the guy is asking a perfectly valid question. As a "MS-MVP Blah, Blah, Blah" whose job it is to HELP customers, I find your answers rude and most unhelpful. Just answer the man's question, without any of your snarky superior attitude.
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Anonymous
2013-01-03T17:17:10+00:00 Ask the owner of the Exchange server. Each has its own settings, and only the owner of the server can tell you what they are.
steve