Administrator's Guide - Kerio Software Archive
Administrator's Guide - Kerio Software Archive Administrator's Guide - Kerio Software Archive
Chapter 32 Kerio Outlook Connector5. On the Accounts tab set basic parameters for connection to the mailserver (see figure 32.2):Figure 32.2New account settingsServer NameDNS name or IP address of the MailServer.Secure Password AuthenticationThis option allows using the NTLM authentication. When checked, users are notrequired to set usernames and passwords — the authentication against the Active Directorydomain will be used instead authentication through username and password.In order for the NTLM authentication to be functional, both the computer as well asthe user account have to be parts of the domain used for authentication.Warning: NTLM (SPA) can be used only on Windows operating systems.UsernameUsername used for logging to the MailServer. If the user does not belong to theprimary domain, a complete email address is required (jwayne@company.com).PasswordUser password.338
32.1 Kerio Outlook Connector (Offline Edition)Press the Check connection button to test if correct user data has been specified and ifthe connection to Kerio MailServer works properly. If the test is finished successfully,a corresponding User Name and Email Address are automatically filled in.6. Settings on the Server Details tab depend on security policy set on the server. By default,any traffic between Kerio MailServer and MS Outlook is secured by SSL. It is highlyrecommended to not change these settings.Warning: SSL-secured traffic requires installation of an SSL certificate issued by a trustworthycertification authority.Automatic updatesUpgrades of Kerio Outlook Connector are performed automatically. If a new version of KerioOutlook Connector is available, the module is updated immediately upon the startup of MS Outlook.Warning: When the update is completed, MS Outlook is restarted automatically.The update process and the restart takes up to two minutes.The automatic update includes check of versions of Kerio MailServer and the Kerio OutlookConnector. If versions of the server and the client do not match, the user is informed thata different version of Kerio MailServer is installed on the server and that the client should beupdated. Upon confirmation, the version is upgraded/updated immediately (or downgraded).Note: If the server and client differ only in their build numbers (numbers in the notification arethe same), the client will work even if the update is rejected. If, however, version numbers aredifferent (for example 6.5.0 versus 6.5.1), Kerio Outlook Connector cannot be started unlessupdated.32.1.2 The Online/Offline modeKerio Outlook Connector (Offline Edition) supports both modes, online and offline. Onlinemode is the standard MS Outlookmode which requires connection to the Internet. Offlinemode allows running of MS Outlook and working there without connection to the Internet.This requires all email, events, tasks, etc. being stored in the local message store on theclient station. Upon connection to the Internet, it is possible to synchronized changes with thecorresponding account in Kerio MailServer.The offline mode is helpful especially for users with notebooks who make frequent businesstrips and need their email accounts even when they are not currently connected to the Internet.Upon switching to online mode, all new messages, events and tasks are synchronized with theserver’s store automatically.By default, the online mode is set in MS Outlook. To switch to the offline mode, click on Workoffline in the File menu available on the main toolbar.If you closeMS Outlook in the offline mode, it will be opened in offline mode next time it isstarted. If you want to change this, disable the offline mode manually in the File menu.339
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Chapter 32 <strong>Kerio</strong> Outlook Connector5. On the Accounts tab set basic parameters for connection to the mailserver (see figure 32.2):Figure 32.2New account settingsServer NameDNS name or IP address of the MailServer.Secure Password AuthenticationThis option allows using the NTLM authentication. When checked, users are notrequired to set usernames and passwords — the authentication against the Active Directorydomain will be used instead authentication through username and password.In order for the NTLM authentication to be functional, both the computer as well asthe user account have to be parts of the domain used for authentication.Warning: NTLM (SPA) can be used only on Windows operating systems.UsernameUsername used for logging to the MailServer. If the user does not belong to theprimary domain, a complete email address is required (jwayne@company.com).PasswordUser password.338
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