On Mon, 2014-02-17 at 13:56 +0100, Patryk Benderz wrote:
> [cut]
> > If I can suggest, if you've new-enough Exchange server (2007+), try to
> > switch to evolution-ews,
> But I already use EWS, and I am behind a proxy. And my outlook 2010 is
> using RPC Proxy to connect to Exchange 2010. So it seems to me that in
> my case EWS is on RPC channel, right? How about that?
> [cut]
Hi,
nope, EWS stands for "Exchange Web Services", it's a protocol which
deprecates MAPI with its RPC (Remote Procedure Call) API, and uses only
HTTPS calls (Web calls, if you prefer). Those two things are completely
different, in many ways.
RPC-over-HTTP (aka Outlook Anywhere) allows tunneling RPC calls through
HTTP(s) layer.
The evolution-ews works pretty good with Exchange 2010 servers.
Bye,
Milan
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