If you are currently using either CC:Mail or MS Mail, you can
continue to install, upgrade, and use these connectors as long as
you are running Windows 2000 Server or earlier. If you run a
version of Windows that was released after Windows 2000 Server, the
connectors will not function.
If you would like more information about these connectors, and
you are running Windows 2000 Server or earlier, go to Microsoft Exchange
2000 Server Product Documentation. Click Connecting to Other
Messaging Systems, Working with Connectors, How
To, and then clickConnect to Another Messaging System.
There you will find complete documentation on CC:Mail and MS Mail
connectors.
When a meeting request is downloaded from a POP3 or IMAP4
client, a URL to the meeting request is included in the message.
The POP3 or IMAP4 user can click the URL to go to the Outlook Web
Access meeting request and accept the appointment to have it
automatically added to his or her calendar.
Note If you use this feature
with POP3 clients, you must configure the POP3 client to keep a
copy of the message on the server. If the POP3 client is configured
to delete mail from the server after it has been downloaded to the
client, clicking the URL within the meeting request will result in
an HTTP 404 error indicating that the Outlook Web Access meeting
request is not available.
For more information about Messaging Clients, see the following
topics:
In Message Tracking Center, you can find
messages in Exchange 2000 organizations and mixed Exchange 5.5 and
Exchange 2000 deployments. You can also track messages going to or
coming from a non-Microsoft e-mail systems, such as Lotus Notes and
Novell GroupWise. For more information about Message Tracking
Center, see the following topic: Use Message Tracking
Center