OWA As standard email client

[BitzFreak]

Hello,

First of all, I don't know if this is the right forum section. I think so, because this is for my server. So what I want? I got lots of computers in my home, and I need to reinstall a lot. I continuesly need to re configure my mail. I have a server, and I thought the following:

How I can configure OWA (Outlook Web Access) so that I can use as a standard email client for e.g. GMail POP3/SMTP. Without having to set up a Exchange mailserver myself. And, if OWA can't do it, which web email can? I don't want to use 3 different webmails, just one webmail; hosted at home; witch my functions. So, if i need to reinstall a computer, I just have to click a link for my Email.

A difficult story, but I hope you do understand.

Can you guys help me out?

Thanks in advance,

BitzFreak

Edited February 22, 2009 by BitzFreak

[FAT64]

As far as I know OWA and Exchange go "hand-in-hand". OWA is installed when you install Exchange. I don't think you can have one without the other.

[BitzFreak]

And, if OWA can't do it, which web email can?

[FAT64]

Take a look at ZenBe

[BitzFreak]

Take a look at ZenBe

Yep, but that is hosted. I want to have the source, si I can set it up in my home (intranet). I have a server, I want to use it

[FAT64]

In that case, how about hMailServer or iMate

[BitzFreak]

In that case, how about hMailServer or iMate

Simple tutorial for all this? I need an ASP.NET webmail application. I got 3 Mail providers?

Thanks in advance

Edited March 13, 2009 by BitzFreak