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Has anyone had to do anything special on Exchange to get the mail client in OS X to talk to it? I am not able to get a connection going it just errors out with trying to log into exchange server
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I have a few customers connecting to my Exchange server 2007 using Apple Mail, i had to enable IMAP connectivity. You can turn POP3 on too if you wanted but POP3 will remove the emails from the server. I wouls use IMAP.

 

Mark

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Yep, you'll need to use either IMAP or POP3 to access Exchange as Mail doesn't currently support MAPI.

 

You need to remember though that IMAP or POP3 has to be enabled on the individual mailboxes that you want to access from Mail rather than just being a global setting in Exchange.

 

You will also need to ensure that the IMAP and POP3 services are enabled and running (as this is not the case by default.

 

You can run the following powershell commands to get this going:

 

Enable IMAP/POP3 services:

 

Set-Service MSExchangePop3 -StartupType automatic

Start-Service MSExchangePop3

 

Set-Service MSExchangeImap4 -StartupType automatic

Start-Service MSExchangeImap4

 

Turn on IMAP/POP3 Access for a Mailbox:

 

Set-CASMailbox -Identity mailboxname -PopEnabled $true

 

Set-CASMailbox -Identity mailboxname -IMAPEnabled $true

 

You can obviously then script this if it's something that you need to be doing often.

 

Steve.

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