How do I set Exchange Webmail in my MacBook pro?

Question

How do I set an email in exchange webmail?  I have an iPad and iphone and was able to do so easily but not so for the MacBook pro.  There is no place to put the domain nor do I know some of the required data like internal or external server.

Answer 1

What version of Exchange is your organization using. Mail support Exchange 2007 and later, if they are on an earlier version you are out of luck until they upgrade. If it is on 2007 or later I found this under Mail's help menu:
Syncing IMAP and Exchange 2007 accounts
With Internet Message Access Protocol (IMAP) and Exchange 2007 mail accounts, mailboxes and messages are stored on the server so you can access them from multiple locations or computers. Mail syncs the mailboxes on your computer with those on the server, ensuring that mailboxes on your computer reflect actions taken while viewing mail on the server, such as marking messages as read, deleting messages, or moving messages between mailboxes.
Before using your account offline, manually sync the account with your computer so you know you’re working offline with up-to-date messages.
To manually sync an account with your computer:
Choose Mailbox > Synchronize [account name] or, if you have more than one account, Mailbox > Synchronize All Accounts.
Mail copies all messages to your computer. Depending on how many messages you have, and the speed of your connection, this may take several minutes. To monitor the syncing progress, choose Window > Activity.
To be more specific about which messages and attachments you want to keep on your computer, select the account in the Accounts pane of Mail preferences, click Advanced, and then choose an option from the “Keep copies of messages for offline viewing” pop-up menu. Keeping copies of messages and attachments on your computer ensures they are included in Time Machine backups and improves junk mail filtering.
When you go offline, you’re disconnected from the mail server. Any changes you make to messages are also made to the copies of the messages on your computer. When you go back online, the changes are copied to the server.