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No. AKO email as in the @us.army.mil went away not long after you ETS'd. We then switched to .mil@mail.mil under EAMs. Currently we are switching to .mil@Army.mil under 365. Your email is long gone. No way to get into it. Those servers dont exist anymore.
office.com; type in your email address; select the option for an alternate login or whatever it’s called at the bottom of the white box; log in with CAC. 2. J3PO7. • 2 yr. ago. Mail.mil have been extended and should still be working for the E-4 and below due to licensing constraint.
Click back to return to the login screen. 7) Login to AKO with your CAC. Be sure to choose the certificate that says "DOD email" instead of just "DOD" or whatever. Whichever one you didn't choose last time. Maybe you chose wrong, and that's why the page cannot be displayed. 8) Click on the little email icon.
I've had an ARRL (Ham radio) email address that goes to my gmail for many years. There is no place to log onto ARRL to SEE the email, but the address can be used transparently. It's basically a "vanity" email address. I don't see why the Army couldn't have done the same for retirees.
Last spring when AKO started showing the announcement pop-up, it basically said units need to move all of their stored files off of AKO, and figure out a solution on their own. Many units have replicated much of the functionality to share points, share drives, and Teams. There is no Army-wide replacement for AKO. 1.
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My problem is, this was circa 2001 and I definitely do not remember what that email was. Does anyone know what the "format" would have been around that time for an army brat's AKO email? Yep. Unless the name is John Smith, in which case, it's gonna be like john.smith42069@us.army.mil. It's academic, coz AKO mail is dead, and OP will not be able ...
49 votes, 12 comments. For people who previously had AKO offline blocked on NIPR, here is a new site and link. https://akoshortcut.com
No, it's currently not connected to AKO at all for most people-- you MIGHT be able to have an option to check your AKO email or your mail.mil one by clicking on the mail icon in AKO. Maybe. Go to web.mail.mil, and there's instructions to hook it in to Outlook. 0. misterchief117 • Army National Guard • 11 yr. ago.
MOD. AKO is dead, but a new one has risen from the ashes. As we all know, AKO has died. A moment of silence for a site that was pretty useful. . . . . However, a new site has arisen. Army Knowledge Offline lists all the links that the old AKO did so that you don’t have to clutter up your bookmarks bar. I’ll take a #11, add bacon, and BBQ chips.