LDAP and free/busy servers

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Trudy

Hi,
Could someone please explain (in relatively lay terms) about setting up
the LDAP and free/busy server section of account set-up? I've got an
exchange server account up and running (I can send and receive
emails) but I can't read any received email in HTML format (it loses all
formatting and all figures end up as attachments) and I can't see
calendars or schedules (well I can but they look like emails). I read
somewhere this has to do with properly setting up LDAP and free/busy
servers so any advise would be appreciated. Those fields are currently
blank in my account set up.
Thanks,
Trudy
 
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Corentin Cras-Méneur

Trudy said:
Hi,
Could someone please explain (in relatively lay terms) about setting up
the LDAP and free/busy server section of account set-up? I've got an
exchange server account up and running (I can send and receive
emails)
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THe free/busy server is relatively easy to setup. You need to have OWA
enabled on the server.
If you can connect to :
http://my.server.com/exchange/you and get your mailbox, then OWA is on
and you should use my.server.com/public as the free/busy server.

LDAP is a lot more complicated and I'm not sure you can easely set it up
without the help of your NetAdmin.

but I can't read any received email in HTML format (it loses all
formatting and all figures end up as attachments)
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That's a different issue (and I don;t know the answer).
and I can't see
calendars or schedules (well I can but they look like emails).
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You have a wrong free/busy server.
I read
somewhere this has to do with properly setting up LDAP and free/busy
servers so any advise would be appreciated. Those fields are currently
blank in my account set up.
Thanks,
Trudy
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Let me know if you can manage to connect following my information.


Corentin
 
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