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Re: Microsoft Exchange Server Connection
- To: misc@openbsd.org (OpenBSD Misc.)
- Subject: Re: Microsoft Exchange Server Connection
- From: "Christopher R. Hertel" <crh@nts.umn.edu>
- Date: Fri, 2 Jul 1999 14:16:36 -0500 (CDT)
> At my place of business they are unfortunately
> running a Windows NT 4.0 tcp/ip network
> including Exchange Server.
I loved the tacit acknowledgement that NT TCP/IP is differn't. ;)
> You should (?) be able to login using samba, I think. I'm not too sure,
> since I've tried to avoid Windows networks in the past. Once that is done,
> you should be able to use pine regularly.
Yes, Samba supports Domain login, but I'm not sure that it buys you
anything. Samba is primarily a file & print service platform. There's
smbclient, which provides you an ftp-like interface. On Linux, you might
be able to smbmount NT or Samba shares (though there's a lot of work still
to be done on smbfs).
So, for E'mail you should be able to use pop or imap. The NTDomain
username/password should work.
The tougher question is the the one about using Access... I'd suggest
a visit to the archives at Freshmeat.net.
Chris -)-----
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