On Saturday 08 May 2010 06:52:32 am Vinay Nagrik wrote: > *Could anyone please tell me if Mozilla Thunderbird can work as a MAPI > proxy client?* mapiproxy uses the "exchange RPC" protocol, just like outlook and exchange do. I don't think Thunderbird can do that yet. > *Which port does the MAPI proxy work, so that I can specify it in the > configuration of MAPI proxy client? * Its dynamic (negotiated) via some underlying RPC calls. You shouldn't need to specify it. > *Besides “Outlook”, are there other MAPI proxy client, with which I can > work?* Recent versions of Evolution should be OK. You can also use the command line tools provided with openchange (like openchangeclient).
> ** > *Could anyone also please tell me the “binding string” specification for > the second MAPI proxy, which is trying to connect to “FINAL Exchange > Server”. What transport it will use, so that it safely reaches Exchange > server, and the Exchange server can decipher it.* > > Generally the MAPI proxy binding string reads like transport:ip address. > Something like ncacn_ip_tcp:<ip address> I don't understand what you can't figure out. It looks like dcerpc_mapiproxy:binding = ncacn_ip_tcp:192.168.1.1[print] (where you use the IP address of your sever, of course). More details are at http://apidocs.openchange.org/mapiproxy/index.html#minute > It is very important for me and my project on which I am working. What project is this? Brad _______________________________________________ devel mailing list [email protected] http://mailman.openchange.org/listinfo/devel
