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=====After I upgrade my SMESERVER, my email folders have disappeared when using IMAP=====
=====After I upgrade my SMESERVER, my email folders have disappeared when using IMAP=====
After upgrade, if there are missing IMAP folders, the client may need to re-subscribe to folders.
After upgrade, if there are missing IMAP folders, the client may need to re-subscribe to folders.
=====Entourage: Using SME's Self-Signed Certificate for SSL Connections from Entourage on OS X 10.4=====
The main problem here is that Microsoft has decided that Entourage will only support trusted, PEM Base-64 Encoded certificates. To use IMAPS or SMTPS from Entourage with your SME server, you will need to:
1. Login to your Mac as a user with administrative privileges
2. Open Safari and browse to https://''smeserver''/server-manager.
When you receive the warning about your certificate:
- click on "Show Certificate"
- click and drag the gold-rimmed image of a certificate to your desktop.
You will now have ''myserver.mydomain.tld.cer'' on your desktop.
3. Locate and open the '''Microsoft Cert Manager'''
- "Import" the certificate you downloaded in step 2.
4. Highlight the imported certificate and "Export" it.
- Select the "PEM..." format
- add "''pem.''" to the beginning of the filename
- export it to your Desktop
5. Double-click on the new ''pem.myserver.mydomain.tld.cer''
- Apple's '''Keychain Access''' application will open.
- Select the '''X509Anchors''' Keychain and click "OK"
6. While still in Apple's '''Keychain Access''', select the "Certificates" category
- Drag ''pem.myserver.mydomain.tld.cer'' into the certificates window.
You should now be able to connect to your SME from your Entourage using IMAPS.
If you are accessing your SME server using a different name than the one encoded in the certificate you will still receive a security warning from Entourage, but "OK" will now grant access to your folders.
Notes:
* Procedure mostly taken from http://www.kerio.com/manual/kmsug/en/ch09s06.html
* I still get various other IMAP errors due, I suspect, to the "concurrency limit reached" issue.
* Click on "Show Keychains" in Apple's "Keychain Access" if you need to delete a certificate and try again.
====Server Settings====
====Server Settings====