There's no dark art involved in getting a Mac to talk to Exchange - although
it does sometimes seem that way.  I did find that you need to attach to an
AppleTalk server, although that may have been a red herring.  Logging into
the Windows NT domain is a must, though.

I found Q149596 very helpful for the syntax of the Mac hosts file which you
put in the system folder and point at in the TCP/IP control panel.

The HOSTS format is:

   <<Exchange server name>> CNAME <<IP domain name>>
  <<IP domain name>> A <<corresponding IP address>>
 
   For Example:
 
   EXCH1 CNAME exch1.business.com.
  exch1.business.com. A 157.54.16.157

I think this is probably a FAQ, isn't it?


From: Paul Love [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]=20
Sent: 13 February 2002 09:56 am
To: Exchange Discussions
Subject: Exchange 5.5. & Mac !!!!


Yes its true some pooor soul wishes to use his Mac laptop to access his
exchnage mail ! i did try and talk him out of it but well anyway,
installed outlook for Mac and this went lovely, set the options to check
the name which it does lovely, as long as we use the ip address of the
mail server and not the wins/dns. but then when he tries to open outlook
it complains the mail server is unavailable ? i presume its because it
cant find the wins/dns name. But ok you say change it to the ip address,
well we do that but outlook keeps resetting it to the dns/wins name.

Any advice, and i mean any advice even if its shoot him.... gratefully
received



Yours desperately

Paul


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