Ideally, I would not only use The Bat! for my personal, POP3, email
accounts, but also for corporate IMAP account (leaving bulky Outlook,
hurrah!)
I realize The Bat! supports IMAP in principle and appears to support
NTLM authentication against a Microsoft Exchange server, however, I fail
to provi
Hello Bernd
> I try a few variations for the NTLM user name, such as "Maria
> Callas@MY_DOMAIN\Maria", but all without success.
> I wonder if anybody can advise.
I use TB! against exchange in exactly the same configuration. The
"Mailbox name" could be my_doman\maria.. irrespective of the fact th
Graham,
I might be thick but can't get it to work:
Case a) mailbox name = "Maria Callas", User name = "MY_DOMAIN\Maria",
Exchange replies "no such mailbox".
Case b), user name anything but "MY_DOMAIN\Maria" - Exchange replies "no
such user".
Case (b) is understood. The correct NTLM user is MY_D
Hello Bernd
> If you say this works for you (which I don't doubt), then I assume your
> situation is slightly different. Any thoughts?
Best I can manage (by quick ref to our Exchange admin) is
a) Ensure that the NT username is setup as an alias to the mailbox
name
b) Ensure that IMAP is enabled o
Hi Januk,
On Wednesday, July 3, 2002 17:14 your local time, which was Thursday, July 4, 2002 at
01:14 my local time, Januk Aggarwal [JA] wrote;
So, what do you think of the attribution line above? I've re-worded it and your
templates work seamless!
I'll have a proper look through the template
