Changing email providers, Can I just change server settings
We own 2 domains, mkchambers.net and mkchambers.com. Mkchambers.net is hosted at company A mkchambers.com is hosted at company B. Our email is hosted at company A, so our email addresses are ***@mkchambers.net. The web base email program company A uses allows to use alias email addresses, so we aliased everyone’s email address to ***@mkchambers.com. When we setup everyone’s email in Outlook 2019 we used ***@mkchambers.com for their email address. We are planning to switch our email host to company B so our email addresses won’t change they will still be ***@mkchambers.com. The question I have is will we need to export everyone’s email, setup a new email account in Outlook 2019 and then import the emails, or since the email addresses will be the same can we just change the server setting in Outlook to company B’s settings.
How to Remove Generic 'Office' Location in Microsoft Places for Accurate Building Selection?
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RSS Feed Folder Missing In Shared Mailbox
Hello, I want to subscribe to few RSS feed in Outlook 365, recently I was able to add RSS feeds in my personal mailbox RSS feed folder but now I want to make sure my whole team should get alerts when there is new update released by product hence instead of asking everyone to configure RSS feed personally I thought of creating shared mailbox where all have access and thought of adding RSS feeds their for our product websites. But unfortunately I dint find RSS feeds folder under shared mailbox, also I tried to change RSS feed folder delivery location to shared mailbox data file but it doesnt allow (due to .ost extension). Does anyone know how can I add RSS feed in shared mailbox if its really supported ? if its not supported then any official blog that has the statement declared by Microsoft ? Or is there better option to configure RSS feed in outlook so that my entire team will track alerts. Regards, Suraj MalusareOutlook for Windows is Getting Rebranded to "Outlook Classic"
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