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Insight Connector for calendar sharing |
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Insight Connector allows IMAP servers (like Insight Server) to act as an Exchange TM alternative server that enables native Outlook sharing. With Insight Connector, all groupware functions are available within Outlook(2000-2007).
Use Bynari’s Insight Server, Cyrus IMAP, Courier IMAP, Citadel or Kolab open source servers, to share calendars, tasks, and folders with Outlook users. In addition, most of the features/functions of Outlook are supported.
Some of the features include resource management, public folders sharing, appointments/tasks scheduling, voting, grouping, calendar sharing, multiple accounts under one profile and other groupware features of Outlook. Over 95% of the features/functions of Outlook are supported with the Insight Connector.
Connector also syncs with certain PDAs and Phones
View whitepapers
For Dovecot open source server users, here's a work around to sharing folders with Outlook. Dovecot is not fully supported by Bynari.
http://wiki.dovecot.org/HowTo/BynariConnector
Some of the advantages of using the Insight Connector include:
- Allowing you to provide a transparent user experience while keeping your economical IMAP server
- Continuing to use Microsoft Outlook components with no end user retraining
- Sharing of Outlook’s groupware functions like calendars, contacts, and tasks with little change to your server
- Continuing to use your hosted IMAP server for hosted users and use Outlook
- Lowering your costs while providing Outlook’s groupware functions
- Migrating easily with client side PST export tool available for any IMAP servers
- Sharing of calendar, contacts, and tasks with any email client with iCal support
 You can demo the Insight Connector, 30 days for free. If you need a longer trial period, just contact us at
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InsightConnector is a leap forward for organizations that need to collaborate and that prefer Outlook on the desktop but dont want to install Exchange Server for whatever reason.
- Sue Mosher, Exchange and Outlook Administrator
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