Archive for the ‘Kerio’ Category
Using OpenSSL to Test Connectivity
Almost wrote this up again and then realized I already did once (sure it was a few years ago but luckily not much changes with some of the command line stuff). Check it out here: http://krypted.com/mac-os-x/using-openssl-to-test-connectivity If you want to see more on openssl check this one out too: http://krypted.com/unix/openssl-and-signatures
In: Kerio, Mac OS X, Mac OS X Server, Mac Security · Tagged with: Mac OS X Server, openssl, s_client, test connectivity
Backup Planning
The two attached files are a sample checklist and a sample backup calculator to be used in conjunction with the talk I’m giving at MacSysAdmin, which has been moved up to 10:45 in the morning today.
In: Business, Consulting, Kerio, Mac OS X, Mac OS X Server, Mac Security, Mass Deployment · Tagged with: backup, backup calculator, backup checklist, enterprise backup, Mac OS X, sample
Entourage Web Services Edition Available
For those who have been waiting for a time when Entourage uses less bandwidth, has enhanced support for EWS features and well, works better, the time has come. The beta came and went and we waiting. And the wait is now over. Entourage Web Services Edition is now available for download. You only really need [...]
In: Kerio, Mac OS X, Microsoft Exchange Server, Windows Server · Tagged with: entourage, EWS, Exchange 2007, MAC, Mac OS X
6TB of Hot Swappable Drives for $600
IcyDock makes a 4 port chassis for SATA drives that allows you to build your own RAID out of large and inexpensive drives. The resultant JBOD can then be formatted into RAID0 or RAID1 (software RAID) and presented to backup applications (ie – Retrospect) as offline storage. Amazon sells an IcyDock, populated with 1.5TB drives [...]
In: Kerio, Mac OS X, Mac OS X Server, Xsan · Tagged with: 8tb, eSATA, hot swappable, icydock, raid, sata
iPhone and GroupWise
There is no built-in support for GroupWise on the iPhone. Apple supports a number of other services, but GroupWise has not been high on the priority list and honestly, I don’t know that it would be high on mine either… Having said that, it did pop up on my radar and I was able to [...]
In: Kerio, Mac OS X, Mac OS X Server, Microsoft Exchange Server · Tagged with: Blackberry, communigate pro, FirstClass, gmail, Groupwise, iPhone, Kerio, options, Palm, Scalix, Zimbra
Kerio Mail Server in 10 Minutes
The good people at Kerio have been kind enough to distribute their mail server software bundled into a CentOS installation on a Virtual Machine. You can just snap it into Fusion very easily, if you want to take the Kerio Mail Server (KMS) for a ride. I can’t say I would recommend running it full [...]
In: Kerio, Unix · Tagged with: Kerio, Kerio Mail Server, kms
Google Mail adds ActiveSync
Exchange/iPhone users, you’ve finally gotten the Google hookup. ActiveSync has been added to the Google repertoire allowing gmail users to sync their contacts and calendars in the same fashion that Exchange and Kerio users can, although mail will still need to go through IMAP, which is fairly straight forward to configure. This means that Google [...]
In: Business, Consulting, Kerio · Tagged with: ActiveSync, Exchange Support, gmail, Google Mail
Kerio
Ever wonder if there’s something else out there other than Exchange? Â Well, if you are a company with less than 400 accounts and you don’t need some of the more advanced features of Exchange, like site replication then Kerio might just be the app for you: http://www.kerio.com
In: Kerio · Tagged with: Exchange, Kerio, Mac OS X
Kerio: Out of Office Message
To setup an Out of Office message with Kerio Mail Server, log into the web portal to access your mail. Â Then click on Settings and select Out of Office. Â Move the bulleted option to I am out of office now and then type in the our of office message you’d like to use. Â When finished, [...]
In: Kerio · Tagged with: Kerio, kms, out of office
Kerio: Permissions
Sometimes when you’re setting up permissions for certain folders using Microsoft Entourage, the process will fail. Â If it does you can still set permissions using the web portal. Â To do so, log into your webmail. Â Then control-click the folder in question and click on the Access Rights… button. Â Here, you will be able to define [...]
In: Kerio · Tagged with: Kerio, kms, permissions


