Exchange access through Linux client
I'm not that familiar with Linux so I need some help. A user here runs Linux as his OS. His request is he wants to connect to the company's Exchange server through a Linux email client and he also needs access to his calendar and contacts. He wants his mail to remain on the server when he views it. Should I connect his email using MAPI? or IMAP4? Pop3? I'm not sure how to set this up. Will he need to use OWA to view his contacts and calendar? Thanks.
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Start your 7-day free trialOr install a Win7 in VirtualBox or similar and then install Outlook in the virtual machine.
Regards, Tobias
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Use IMAP for the mail in Thunderbird or similar email client. Use OWA for calendar/contacts.
Regards, Tobias