Guides
- Accessing CCS1 File
- Announcement Posting
- Adding Students in the Integrated Virtual Learning Environment (IVLE)
- Applying for Co-Academic Personnel’s (CAP) Web Access
- Connecting to Your 'DLSU Network Folder' Through Thin Client
- Call Handling
- Checking MLS Email Mailbox Size
- Computer Laboratory Reservation
- Computer Repair Requisition
- Defective Equipment Pull-out
- Dial-Up
- Hardware and Software Requirements Requisition
- Hardware Requisition Process
- Intranet File Uploading
- IT Training Reservation
- MLS Account Activation Requisition through CAP
- Outlook Mobile Access (OMA)
- Replacement Unit Requisition
- Requests for Purchase of DVD Writers
- Requests for Purchase of LCD Monitors
- Requests for Purchase of USB Flash Drives
- Sending ActiveFax
- Service Equipment Requisitions
- Service Request Forms Processing
- Service/Standby Unit Requisition
- Sharepoint 2003 Guides
- Software Installation Requisition
- Submitting PRS for Materials Requisitions
- Temporary Mailbox Storage Space Increase Requisition
- Using Microsoft Office Outlook
- Using Outlook Web Access (OWA)
- Web Hosting Service
- Wi-Fi Set-up Procedures
- Wireless Presenter User Guide
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Contact Us
Address:
Information Technology Center, Rm. 305, Gokongwei Hall, De La Salle University, 2401 Taft Avenue, 1004 Manila, Phil.
.Telephone Number:
(632) 524-4611 to 26
loc. 316 and 466
direct no.: 526-4242
Our Service Hours: Monday-Friday
8:00 am - 7:00 pm
Outlook Mobile Access (OMA) Guidelines
Outlook Mobile Access (OMA) is a feature of Microsoft Exchange Server 2003 that allows you to check your email via an Internet-capable Personal Digital Assistant (PDA) or a cellular phone.
To access your MLS e-mail via OMA, follow these steps:
- Connect your device to the Internet (Wi-Fi, GPRS, or 3G).
- Open your Internet browser (Internet Explorer for Pocket PC, Opera, or Minimo) and navigate to https://mail.dlsu.edu.ph/oma
- Log in to your e-mail using your MLS account.
a. Enter your MLS user name and password then click OK
b. You can now start using your DLSU e-mail via OMA.
Note: This example is based from Windows Mobile 2005 on O2 XDA IIs using DLSU’s myWiFi Internet connection. Your display might be different from these shown.