| Edwin, Sorry it's taken me awhile to get back to you on this. I had the same issues that you do. From what I can tell it's an issue between Windows and the Apple iCal server implementation of CALDAV. From what I've been gathering it doesn't have much to do with Outlook or the open connector plugin. Try this: Can you login to http(s)://yourcaldavservername:8008 using IE (6 or 7, it doesn't matter) on your test windows machine? I could not. I even tried setting the iCal authentication method to "any method" in Sever Admin with no luck. Mozilla firefox on windows authenticates and can browse to calendar files on http(s)://mycaldavservername:8008 just fine. There is something in IE which is also then used by Windows that prevents us from correctly authenticating to an Apple iCal server. What it is I don't know but I know that is why when you try to "browse" for calendars using the open connector plugin it errors out with authentication failure messages. Hope this helps a little, sorry I don't have better news for you. I'm not sure who needs to update here M$ or Apple or maybe both, but I'm going to report the issue to both parties and hope for the best. I'm copying the Open Connector List on this message as well in case it provides help for any others out there struggling to make this work with Apple's iCal server. Hope you don't mind. Chad McDonald Compucraft Service Consultant 616.454.3442  On Mar 12, 2008, at 11:55 PM, Edwin Bien wrote:
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