Outlook Connector has been uninstalled from the client and the server.English, Chinese, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Portuguese, Russian, Spanish Doing this simple task with an Outlook Connector profile first seemed to be taking several minutes, then after 10 minutes brought my entire computer to a standstill. This is something I've done countless times in the past. These messages didn't need to be kept on the server, but I did want an archive of them. I attempted to move off about 250 emails to a local PST file. If you delete a message, be prepared to wait 30 seconds+ before you can do anything else in Outlook. What it should say is that doing anything in Outlook will become painfully slow. This is most noticeable when opening Outlook, when large folders are accessed for the first time." But I decided a performance hit on Outlook start up or while accessing large folders was not a major concern, even though I have a large mailbox, since I work on a computer for a living and have had the same email address for 14 years. Prior to installing, read their "Optimal Performance and Installation Guide" and was admittedly concerned by the part that says "Users with large mailboxes may experience reduced performance using Outlook Connector in comparison to using an IMAP or POP3 account.
We finally decided we would like to have the collaboration capabilities that Outlook Connector promises.
It's been reliable and does what it is supposed to do without any problems. I have nothing negative to say about the server. We've been using MDaemon for at least a decade. I made sure the Outlook Connector profile was the only profile and no other accounts were defined in Outlook, which is something alt-n recommends. Then installed the latest Outlook Connector client 3.5 on a Windows 7 Professional (64 bit) desktop with Outlook 2010. I installed it on my MDaemon Server (64-bit) v15.0.3.
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