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markgin,
No offense but I consider your posts to be nothing more than marketing spam. Why are you talking about OWA?
Spiderfsb CLEARLY stated that he is using Lotus Notes....NOT EXCHANGE. What does that mean? Among many other things, it means that he does not have OWA....why do you even mention it?
Spider,
Sorry, but unless your IT department turns on IMAP access, and allows it through your firewall, you will not be able to access your email using Aileron or any other currently available palm mail clients. Notes on Domino does support a form of IMAP (not a very good one, but it works), but I doubt it's allowed outside your corporate network. There are desktop redirector solutions, which would require you leave a computer running inside your network, which runs software which checks your email and sends it to your treo. One example is SEVEN. These solutions, however, are most often in violation of your corporate security policy (granted, most users don't really care about that).
Options? Wait (and hope) for Blackberry connect for PalmOS, which probably will not run on the 600. See if your IT will support another solution, such as mNotes (unlikely). See if they'll open up IMAP access through the firewall (also unlikely). Get your IT department to buy an SSL IVE which supports email proxying....expensive and also unlikely, but it works for me.
Another possibility....VPN. If your company uses PPTP VPN, you could use MergicVPN to connect to your network, then use Snapper or chatter or several others (assuming your Notes servers have either POP3 or IMAP enabled. If your company uses IPsec VPN, you're out of luck on the 600 (the 650 can use MovianVPN).
HTH,
Joe
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