It is possible to configure the client as Outlook Anywhere and then the HTTPprotocol is used, which does not require that the VPN is running.This guide explains the details of how to work with Microsoft Outlook as a client to read email. If the native connection mode is configured, it alsorequires that the computer is part of the UF network, either by being on campus or through theVPN client. This way uses the Microsoft Office 2010Outlook client program to access the full capabilities of the Exchange Server and requires somesetup described in section 6.2.1 below. Outlook 2010 client using Exchange Server protocol.
Under “Account Settings…” ‐> “Synchronization & Storage” uncheck thedefault “keep messages for this computer on this computer” that will help you be incompliance with UF policies about data security.3. For example, configuring Thunderbird as anIMAP client is simple: The important choices are to use IMAP server with“SSL/TLS”, port 993, and “normal password”, and to set the SMTP server to with“STARTTLS”, port 587. Use any IMAP capable email client, such as Mozilla Thunderbird, Mac OS XMail, Opera, Mozilla Seamonkey, Alpine (successor of Pine), Microsoft Office 2010 Outlook, etc.This requires setup similar to any IMAP client setup.
There is no setup required and you do nothave to perform any configuration steps on that computer.2. This client has the full capabilities of Outlook with the flexibility that it canbe accessed from any computer with a browser on it. Use any browser and access the webmail client at. Using the UF Exchange email server with one of several email clientsThe UF Exchange email server, which currently has 15,000 users, can be used in three different ways:1.
V4 Outlook Guide Using UF Exchange with Microsoft Outlook1.
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