Microsoft Exchange FAQ

The maximum size for an attachment in the Microsoft® Exchange® environment is 50 MB.

Outlook Web Access (OWA) is a way to access your email online from any computer. This can be useful if you're not at home or in the office where you usually check email through an email client. To access your email online, log in at Webmail Login

Public folders are a feature of Microsoft Exchange that you can use to share information with others within your organization. Public folder administrators can set privileges for users to access a folder, or they can make the folder available to everyone within your organization. Public folders contain contacts, calendar items, messages, journal entries, or notes. For more information, see Microsoft Exchange public folders.

Your administrator adds a Blackberry® or Activesync license through the Cloud Office Control Panel. To learn more about adding the license, see Adding An Activesync/BES license.

For Cloud Office system status verification, use the following link: Cloud Office system status.

View your billing invoice through the Cloud Office Control Panel. Log in, navigate to **My Account** on the right-hand side, and select **Invoice History**.You can then select any of your past invoices to view them.

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Log into the Cloud Office Control Panel, and on the right-hand side under **My Account**, select **Manage Administrators**. Now select **Add Administrator** and fill out the information on the next page.

Notify your newly created administrator of their new responsibilities. You may have a maximum of three administrators per account.

Log into the Cloud Office Control Panel, navigate to **Support** at the bottom and select **View/Create Ticket**. To create a new ticket, select **Create New Ticket** and fill out the information describing your request or issue. Then, submit the ticket. You can also view a history of your most recent tickets.