Two exchange accounts on e71x???

Hello,
My client created an email account for me that I'd like to access from my phone. I already have my own company account set up through Mail for Exchange. I tried setting up the client account through XpressMail Professional but no luck. AT&T said it was not possible on the e71x and that I should consider a BlackBerry. I also tried going through Nokia messaging without success.
Is anyone accessing two separate Exchange accounts from the e71x? I'd appreciate any comments/ideas you have.
Thanks

...So on one I am using [email protected], and the other is [email protected]
About a week ago, someone asked the same question. You can have multiple Exchange accounts with iOS4, but must be to different servers. More specifically, different domains. I'm guessing that you can't have two connection sessions with different credentials. (Windows typically doesn't allow this.)
For the "shared" account, you could probably use some alternate method. If not IMAP, then send mail to a Sharepoint list, which would then be accessible in a web browser. The accounting department at my office has all mail going to an Exchange public folder. Everyone in the accounting department can view the messages and move/delete them as necessary. They're doing that in Outlook instead of an iPad. Since the iPad can't normally access public folders, you could access them via web browser (if enabled in Exchange) or find an app. There are a few iPhone apps but they look like they're not optimized for iPad.

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I want to also add that when I have managed to get the "accounts" box to correctly show the correct OST files for each account (after adding the 2nd account but before launching Outlook), once I launch Outlook and see that there is only
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Hi,
Please disable using Exchange Cached mode in Outlook and start Outlook in Online mode to check whether the second mailbox is shown there.
I suggest we can configure two Exchange accounts in two Outlook profiles respectively. Then check whether the email goes to one mailbox or not.
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I had tried that before, but wasn't sure of the outcome, so I just tried it again. I added the second exchange account to the profile, unchecked the Cached Exchange mode, and started Outlook. Both email addresses show up as "branches"
in Outlook, but they have the same content. The top one is correct, and the 2nd one says it's the email address of the 2nd account, but all the folders are copies of the first account. I quit Outlook and go back into account settings and look and
even though cached exchange mode is still turned off, it shows that messages are delivered to the OST file used in the first account. Weird...
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I have two Exchange accounts aimed at two different servers in my profile. In Outlook 2011 for Mac this works as advertised, but in Outlook 2010 for Windows Outlook is never able to distinguish between the two certificates and e-mail addresses. It will always
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I have a problem that I've found to be typical, just haven't found anything that describes my exact problem.
I'm having trouble adding a second Exchange 2010 server account to Outlook 2013 in one of the computers of the domain. Outlook 2013 will complain with "The Connection to Microsoft Exchange is unavailable. Outlook must be online or connected to complete
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Hi Javier,
Thank you for the update.
I have tested on my lab and get following result.
Lab: Exchange 2010, CAS Array (CAS01+CAS02), MBX01, DC
Type Server Field
Check name result
Changed Server Field
CAS01.domain.com
Yes
CASArray.domain.com
CASArray.domain.com
Yes
CASArray.domain.com
DC.domain.com
Yes
CASArray.domain.com
MBX01.domain.com
No
"The Connection to Microsoft Exchange is unavailable"
Based on my knowledge, the reason why inputing DC FQDN in the Server Field fixes this issue is that Outlook performs AD Lookup and finds the account configuration from AD, then back the CAS Array FQDN in the Server Field instead of DC FQDN.
Exchange 2010 is different from Exchange 2013, if you are using Exchange 2013, we need to input MailboxServerGUID.domain.com into Server Field.
If there is anything I’ve misunderstood, please don’t hesitate to let me know.
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This is a complicated issue so I will try to describe it the best I can.
I have a client with two SBS servers for two different organizations in two different locations. Each server handles completely different domains. Let's call them A and B.
The issue is this...using Outlook 2010 or 2013 on clients at location B, I can configure Outlook for the users mailbox on server B just fine. Some of the users at location B also have mailboxes on server A. When I add a 2nd Exchange account for
the users mailbox on server A, things get weird.
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I've tried configuring the accounts without cached mode, but that doesn't work either. Mailbox B had a delegate account (Full access permissions) to another account on server B, but I have tried removing that also, but no change.
I cannot figure out why I cannot have two Exchange accounts, one from each server (A and B) in Outlook 2013/2010 at the same time.
HELP!
Thank for any ideas. I hope I haven't made this too confusing. One last thing...when I add the 2nd Exchange mailbox, I authenticate with the username on server A with domain\username and their password. The authentication seems to be accepted
fine and without error. I have also tried configuring the 2nd account using "automatic" instead of configuring manually. Same problem.

OK, I have done some more testing as you suggested. I created yet another new profile with just mailbox A. When I start Outlook, I see the users mailbox, plus a mailbox that the user has been given Full Permissions to (a delegate?). There
is one more mailbox that this user has full permissions to, but it did not auto-add itself, so I added the mailbox through the account properties. Now, all three mailboxes at location A are in Outlook (users mailbox and 2 delegate mailboxes). In
Outlook, on the left, has at the top the users main mailbox, and then below it are two other "branches" for the delegate mailboxes. I did NOT use cached exchange mode, btw.
I quit Outlook and edited the profile, adding another exchange account for the users mailbox at location B. I did a "check-name" and authenticated OK.
I launched Outlook, and the same (wrong) thing happens. On the left pane of Outlook, at the top, it shows it is the users mailbox at location B (the main branch says Mailbox name -- location B), but all the folders and content are from mailbox at location
A. Outlook has mixed it up, and it is at this point that email starts moving between mailboxes, so I quit Outlook quickly. It did show the two delegate mailboxes from location A, but there were just three "branches", and nowhere is there
the real mailbox B.
Can it have anything to do with the fact that these accounts have delegates (or are given full manage permissions to other mailboxes on the server)??
UPDATE: I just determined something. When looking at the Outlook email accounts dialog, for each account it shows the default delivery location. For the first account (location A), it shows:
"Selected account delivers new messages to the following location: usersemail@locationA\Inbox".
When I add the users mailbox for location B, it shows:
"Selected account delivers new messages to the following location: usersemail@locationB\Inbox".
However, when I start Outlook, and see that things are wrong and quit, I go back into the accounts dialog, and BOTH accounts are set to deliver to the SAME location:
"Selected account delivers new messages to the following location: usersemail@locationA\Inbox".
So now, the 2nd exchange account has changed it's location to deliver to mailbox A instead of B.
Crazy stuff.

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the assistant of the VP wants to manager the VP's calendars on Outlook 2010, so she can do a side-to-side comparison.
VP has two exchange accounts, one is hosted locally(exchange 2007), and another one is on Office 365. these are two different companies.
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After some experimentation I've found a workaround. Since the issue crops up with two Exchange accounts on the same server, it seems possible to trick OS X into thinking the accounts are on two separate servers through a little DNS manipulation (which I realize may not be a practical option for everyone). Here's what resolved the issue for me:
My external and internal DNS FQDNs for the mail server were mail.mydomain.com.
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I have a gmail that contains all my personal e-mails, contacts and calender notes. I also have a work e-mail that contains alle my work related e-mails, contacts and calender note (meetings ect.)
Both accounts can configured as a "Mail for Exchange" which suites me perfectly. I have tried iPhone and Android and it works perfect with multiple exchange account - but Nokia C7 doesn't? Why?
I have googled this for some time without getting any good anwers. Some people says that raodsync does the trick but on the roadsync supportpage the developers state that rodadsync only support one exchange account at the time.
Can it be true that the largest cell-phone manufacturer in the world don't support this simple feature. iOS and Android does...
Please help me, I would like to switch to Nokia but this issue is a deal-breaker :-(
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Hi!
I'm googling now how to set up two exchange accounts on my 701 but it indeed seems it is impossible.
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