This looks quite interesting but I have a couple of questions.
1. From a security standpoint, which is more secure, using Outlook
client with SOGo or using Thunderbird client? Will desktop users be
more exposed to virus and security exploits using Outlook or Thunderbird?
2. Will SOGo work with different versions of Outlook at the same time?
For example, can one user be running Outlook from Office 2003 and
another from Office 2010?
Thanks!
Ludovic Marcotte wrote:
Hello,
Here's a video demonstrating our SOGo backend connector for OpenChange
(emails + contacts) :
http://inverse.ca/downloads/tmp/openchange.mov
This give _native_ connectivity of Microsoft Outlook clients to SOGo.
Our backend connector reuses all SOGo's business logic (ie.,
libraries) so the underlying data SOGo handles (LDAP server, database
server and IMAP server) is exposed to Microsoft Outlook.
We'll now focus on finishing a small PoC by integrating the calendars
part and make this available together with documentation to get it
running (Samba4, OpenChange and our backend connector are required
components).
Regards,
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