I can add the new account in outlook, by performing the add-on account exchange procedure, pointing to the new NS server? (So far I’ve only tried to add the account on android)
for access from outside I only create the nat of port 443, as currently set with exchange?
instead of using the pop3 connector, imposed as the primary smtp server directly on the NS server, or is it a useless risk?
Take a read on AD best practices. Maybe something like “internal.publicdomain.it” shoud be better.
No way. Outlook do not query WebTop as Exchange server.
Yup. Don’t forget to add a /webtop/ into URLS or a redirector into https homepage of your nethserver setup
If you will to stop subscribing mailbox service from your supplier, could be a way. Therefore, i don’t suggest you to add this kind of issue right now, also because you have to add some more tasks to do.
LEt’sEncrypt certificate for your public hostname (an alias configured on NethServer)
I would use imapsync to sync the mail, instead of having to deal with individual mailboxes. It will also report on what it did, so you have logging once it’s done. It will also spot issues you might have in foldernames.
Outlook doesnt care if you call a folder “Facts/News/Other stuff” … try importing that to dovecot … (= nogo)
You will find these issues with IMAP sync, or will have them handed to you one at a time by users, obviously 5 minutes after they needed it more then oxygen.
If NethServer acts also as DNS server on the LAN, it registers its name as MX record along with the following aliases:
smtp.<domain>
imap.<domain>
pop.<domain>
pop3.<domain>
For example:
Domain: mysite.com
Hostname: mail.mysite.com
MX record: mail.mysite.com
Available aliases: smtp.mysite.com, imap.mysite.com, pop.mysite.com, pop3.mysite.com.
sry @planet_jeroen, I’m confused (my english does not help me). advice or not the use of imapsync? however, I see that it does not synchronize contacts or calendars, which instead makes libpst
I DO advice to use ImapSync. You are right in that it doesnt synchronize contacts or calendars. Calendars can easily be saved from within outlook. Doubleckik any appointment, goto file menu, choose save, and then select to export the whole calendar, all options, and all information, and you can import that in SOGo (and I presume Webtop as well) as an .ics file.
Contacts is something I didnt try to import. I just told people to fix that themselves, and they seemingly accepted it
Thanks @lucag I’ve already tried libpst for a client, and it works perfectly. the big problem is the conversion of the MAPI exchange file, which is an OST file.
This application is very easy to use that’s why I easily recover my data and convert into new PST file formats by following the simple steps of this tool.