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Tim
Has anyone tried this combination - I can't seem to get it to work.
Does this combination actually work?
Does this combination actually work?
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Corentin Cras-Méneur
Tim said:
Yep. It works providing the server offers all you need:
- IMAP for e-mails
- WebDAV for calendar and address book synching (with no weird
authentication)
- LDAP for Global Directory queries.
Corentin
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Tim
Thanks Corentin
My exchange server provider has not enabled IMAP - they are telling me
that the protocol is very unsecure and will not open the service - for
fear of opening up holes in the exchange system.
Don't know how unsecure IMAP really is!?!
Tim
My exchange server provider has not enabled IMAP - they are telling me
that the protocol is very unsecure and will not open the service - for
fear of opening up holes in the exchange system.
Don't know how unsecure IMAP really is!?!
Tim
M
Mickey Stevens
In that case, you'd need to upgrade to Office 2004, since that version of
Entourage does not use IMAP but instead WebDAV to retrieve mail.
<http://www.microsoft.com/mac/products/office2004/office2004.aspx>
Or, you can use Outlook Web Access on the internet if that's enabled. A
last option is to use Outlook 2001 in Classic to access the Exchange Server.
<http://www.microsoft.com/mac/downloads.aspx#Outlook>
Entourage does not use IMAP but instead WebDAV to retrieve mail.
<http://www.microsoft.com/mac/products/office2004/office2004.aspx>
Or, you can use Outlook Web Access on the internet if that's enabled. A
last option is to use Outlook 2001 in Classic to access the Exchange Server.
<http://www.microsoft.com/mac/downloads.aspx#Outlook>
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Corentin Cras-Méneur
Tim said:
I guess that if you use IMAP over SSL, it's just as secure as Exchange
(MAPI/WebDAV) over SSL....
That's not really a very good arguement to me.
Corentin
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Tim
Thanks guys.
We have since moved to entourage 2004 and everything is working.
Not convinced about the service level
(
ah well
Thanks again
Tim
We have since moved to entourage 2004 and everything is working.
Not convinced about the service level
(ah well
Thanks again
Tim