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01-10-2000 04:06 AM
01-10-2000 04:06 AM
Exchange client for Linux?
Exchange client for Linux?
Hello all -
A friend told me that he thought H-P had come out with a mail client that
allowed *nix to take full advantage of the services provided in a Microsoft
Exchange based mail system. Anyone know what I'm talking about?
Thanx
Don
A friend told me that he thought H-P had come out with a mail client that
allowed *nix to take full advantage of the services provided in a Microsoft
Exchange based mail system. Anyone know what I'm talking about?
Thanx
Don
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01-24-2000 08:20 AM
01-24-2000 08:20 AM
Re: Exchange client for Linux?
Re: Exchange client for Linux?
Don't know the product you are refering to.
I think that the Netscape products offer pretty good interoperability via IMAP,
but this is on the basis of hearsay, I've not used it myself.
I think that the Netscape products offer pretty good interoperability via IMAP,
but this is on the basis of hearsay, I've not used it myself.
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02-01-2000 09:42 AM
02-01-2000 09:42 AM
Re: Exchange client for Linux?
Re: Exchange client for Linux?
Don,
HP has release OpenMail 6.0 which is supported on Linux. You can get more info
at:
http://www.hp.com/go/openmail
or specifically:
http://www.ice.hp.com/cyc/om/50/showfile.cgi?100-1451
I've seen Microsoft Outlook being able to connect to an OpenMail server will an
additional MAPI software. I imagine the might still work with the OpenMail
server on Linux.
Is this what you mean by an "exchange server"? Exchange Server is a seperate
product by Microsoft.
Aaron
HP has release OpenMail 6.0 which is supported on Linux. You can get more info
at:
http://www.hp.com/go/openmail
or specifically:
http://www.ice.hp.com/cyc/om/50/showfile.cgi?100-1451
I've seen Microsoft Outlook being able to connect to an OpenMail server will an
additional MAPI software. I imagine the might still work with the OpenMail
server on Linux.
Is this what you mean by an "exchange server"? Exchange Server is a seperate
product by Microsoft.
Aaron
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