Support: Exchange 2016 FAQ

Can you setup catch all address for Hosted Exchange mailboxes?

Simple answer is yes. But our question to you is, “Why?”. Exchange Mailboxes are meant to be setup on a per user basis. Any associated aliases should be added...

Outlook 2013 or 2016 Missing Items from Exchange Server

Symptoms Is your Outlook missing items? When you use Microsoft Outlook 2016 or Outlook 2013 with our Hosted Exchange to connect to your Microsoft Exchange Server mailbox, your email...

How to configure mobile Outlook App with Hosted Exchange 2016

Setup Outlook App for Exchange The purpose of this documentation is to provide end-users complete configuration steps on how to setup Outlook App for Exchange 2016 email services. In...

How to activate an iOS device with BES UEM – Exchange 2016

Introduction: The purpose of this documentation is to provide end users complete configuration how to activate an iOS device with our BES UEM services. Prerequisites: iOS Device Hosted Exchange...

How to configure BBM Enterprise (iOS)

Introduction: The purpose of this documentation is to provide end users complete configuration steps for BBM Enterprise (iOS) Prerequisites: Subscribed to hosting.ca’s BBM Enterprise service BES UEM Activated configured...

Why does Outlook keep prompting for password?

Applies to Exchange 2010 and Exchange 2016 hosted accounts. You might be wondering why does Outlook keep prompting for a password? Here are a few common problems below. Outlook...

BlackBerry Dynamics Apps

BlackBerry Dynamics Apps are a suite of applications that are available in the hosted BlackBerry UEM plans that we offer at Hosting.ca. App Description BlackBerry Work The BlackBerry Work app provides...

What is SPAM or UCE?

Spam is the term used for mass, unsolicited emails (unsolicited commercial emails). Usually these are promotions or advertisements sent in bulk to the email addresses of people who have...

How do I access webmail?

Simply load a new page in a browser. http://mail.yourdomain.com/ Change “yourdomain.com” to your own domain name. This will bring you to the webmail page where you can access it...