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Well, that sucks a bit. We're going to use roundCube as our webmail app. It says something about &quot;LDAP directory integration for address books&quot;. I haven't explored that yet.<br />
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I'll check out your Kerio link.
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Well, that sucks a bit. We're going to use roundCube as our webmail app. It says something about "LDAP directory integration for address books". I haven't explored that yet.

I'll check out your Kerio link.

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The kerio marketing verbiage seems to indicate it is a full email solution, not just calendars. That seems like it would require a change of direction away from dovecot. We'd have to think about that. I'm going to explore what dovecot has in mind with its statement about &quot;LDAP directory integration for address books&quot;.<br />
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Other ideas for standalone/integratable calendars?
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The kerio marketing verbiage seems to indicate it is a full email solution, not just calendars. That seems like it would require a change of direction away from dovecot. We'd have to think about that. I'm going to explore what dovecot has in mind with its statement about "LDAP directory integration for address books".

Other ideas for standalone/integratable calendars?

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I'm going to repost a version of this question as I'm getting no traction. Your (BudDurland's) comment &quot;you may have to look to a third-party&quot;, might end up being the final answer
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I'm going to repost a version of this question as I'm getting no traction. Your (BudDurland's) comment "you may have to look to a third-party", might end up being the final answer

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Our office is moving away from Exchange, but is retaining the Outlook clients. Outlook is connecting to our new mail server via dovecot/IMAP. The test platform works great so far. The issue is that the Exchange/Outlook configuration facilitated shared calendars and shared/global address books.<br />
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How can I get this functionality with dovecot/Outlook?
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Our office is moving away from Exchange, but is retaining the Outlook clients. Outlook is connecting to our new mail server via dovecot/IMAP. The test platform works great so far. The issue is that the Exchange/Outlook configuration facilitated shared calendars and shared/global address books.

How can I get this functionality with dovecot/Outlook?

Need shared calendars and shared (global) address books

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Microsoft Outlook is a personal information manager from Microsoft, available as a part of the Microsoft Office suite. Although often used mainly as an email application, it also includes a calendar, task manager, contact manager, note-taker, journal, and web browser.