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Re: Outlook 15 for Mac for Office 365 users available - Does Kerio work? [message #117219 is a reply to message #117209] |
Sat, 01 November 2014 11:33   |
Thunderbyte
Messages: 38 Registered: December 2009
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That is exactly why I asked. Better safe than sorry.
Thanks for Pavel for clarifying and HappyLog for trying it out. I will stay away with my Kerio mailbox for now. As it is a great new version for MacOS (much better than the 5 years old 2011 version from 2010), I hope to be able to use it soon.
I am aware that this version is currently only available for Office 365 subscribers (quite a limited number of potential users, especially for the Mac version), but it will be soon for the general public. So good to start early.
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Re: Outlook 15 for Mac for Office 365 users available - Does Kerio work? [message #117221 is a reply to message #117220] |
Sat, 01 November 2014 12:51   |
marco.w
Messages: 9 Registered: January 2006
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I can confirm that only IMAP works with Outlook 15. (Kerio Connect 8.4.0 RC1)
In that sense Outlook 15 is rather disappointing - it only supports (real) Exchange and IMAP/POP. For now Kerio users have no way to integrate contacts and calendars with the new Mac version of Outlook (don't get me wrong - I blame MS for such a poor protocol support!)
Unfortunately cases like that prove that Kerio Connect will probably never be a real Exchange alternative (I am using Kerio Connect since 2006 and like 95% of it 
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Re: Outlook 15 for Mac for Office 365 users available - Does Kerio work? [message #117224 is a reply to message #117223] |
Sat, 01 November 2014 13:26   |
Thunderbyte
Messages: 38 Registered: December 2009
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Kerio has a great track of quickly adressing all emerging challenges in the Groupware field. They have pushed out updates for all kinds of new clients and protocols. I am quite confident they will also solve this - it is not yet even a - problem.
MS Outlook for Mac 15 has been announced 2 (!) days ago. And not even for "the general public". I would assume Kerio didn't have access to any earlier version (if anybody outside MS at all). The only server software OL15 has been tested against is Exchange 2013 Server (and some IMAP servers maybe). I am therefore completely ok with Kerio not yet working with OL15.
Apart from that: "Outlook 15 is rather disappointing - it only supports (real) Exchange and IMAP/POP"?? Well, for sure MS won't test it against Kerio (or other Exchange alternatives)! Kerio has to adapt to work with OL15 in that respect. And they will.
One more thing: Kerio is 120% of Exchange. Exchange does not support CalDAV/CardDAV. It does not have an instant messaging server. It does not run on Linux or MacOS. It uses waay more system ressources.
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Re: Outlook 15 for Mac for Office 365 users available - Does Kerio work? [message #117225 is a reply to message #117224] |
Sat, 01 November 2014 13:40   |
marco.w
Messages: 9 Registered: January 2006
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Guys, don't get me wrong - I am a big fan of Kerio Connect and I am absolutely not complaining about the fact that Kerio is not yet supporting Outlook 15 (it just came out a day ago)
Of course MS isn't testing Outlook against Kerio or any other 3rd party mailserver but Outlook 15 seems to no longer support CalDAV/CardDAV and also not ActiveSync - that's what I consider disappointing.
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Re: Outlook 15 for Mac for Office 365 users available - Does Kerio work? [message #117227 is a reply to message #117226] |
Sat, 01 November 2014 14:25   |
marco.w
Messages: 9 Registered: January 2006
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I am only a "hobby Mac user" - but how does the Outlook 2011 / Kerio integration work then? (I do have CalDAV, CardDav accounts that are definitely being used by Outlook 2011 on my Mac).
I had the impression that Outlook 2011 was indeed using CalDAV and CardDav - I could be wrong though.
I am aware that Outlook never supported ActiveSync but is there any good reason for not adding that support on a "new" version of Outlook?
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