Now, you had me experimenting. I had always known that /remote got me to RWW and /owa got me to Outlook Web Access, but I never tried adding Sharepoint's port number to the end of my secure domain name:
https://server.domain_name.org:987 would take me directly to Sharepoint. Not on the server but on my desktop. Just as fast as being there. Of course, I can never explain the benefits of Sharepoint unless one uses it, but now it is even better:
Every shared folder and file, calendar, user websites, all URLs, contacts right there. I don't know how many times I have RDPd into my computer to open Sharepoint to find a password. How stupid was that.
Of course, the other cool, cool thing with Exchange is setting up RPC over HTTP. This way if you have Outlook on your home computer it is connected to Exchange in real time. They are one and the same. You can send an email to yourself, and they will arrive at exactly the same time. So, from home anyway, you don't need OWA. Of course, you do from another computer.
I know of some offices that use only OWA even in their office rather than Outlook.
