Re: Blackberry and Domino?

["Roger Vicker, CCP" <rv-tech@xxxxxxxxxx>]

Gregg,

I should have listed that I think calendar is one of the things they 
also want on their Blackberry and that I don't really want to open the 
firewall for IMAP. Never taken the time either to make sure if you have 
to open SMTP for sending or if it is a capability of IMAP. They won't 
like POP as they want to keep emails in their mail files and have some 
folders with 100s of messages.

I can hear the screams that they shouldn't be keeping that much in the 
mail files and should at least be using an archive file, but they have 
saved $k by being able to quickly retrieve an _old_ moldy email to prove 
their point. And they are C-level.

Roger

On 8/6/2008 1:47 PM, gregg.eldred@xxxxxxxxxxx arranged the binary bits 
such that:
> Roger:
>
> You can use POP/IMAP to access Domino mail. But you have to open the port
> on the firewall and enable the service on Domino. You also have to enable
> the Domino mail file for IMAP by issuing the following command:
>
> load convert -e maildirectory\mailfilename
>
> They can send and receive mail as if they are connected to your network.
> But there won't be any calendar integration.
>
> HTH.
>
> Gregg
>
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