I did try to figure it out but cannot really make it work. In the attachment there's some graphical representation of my ideas. The main email server is not on Exchange. I would like my users to have their calendar synced between Outlook and Teams. They also use their Office365 and Teams using accounts that are created using the same email ( ). Other way I thought about it, I could also sync Exchange calendar (or directly the Teams calendar) and Outlook calendar with my main email server's CalDav/CardDav so that the "main host" of the calendar would be my main server. So: an user has Outlook set up with IMAP/SMTP connection to our server with account e.g. Does Exchange provide for CalDav or similar protocol to do it? Thus, I could simply sync calendar in Outlook with calendar on Exchange. So, if I think correctly, Teams user gets their calendar data from their own Exchange server data. They also use their Office365 and Teams using accounts that are created using the same email ( would like my users to have their calendar synced between Outlook and Teams. So: an user has Outlook set up with IMAP/SMTP connection to our server with account e.g. To do this, either right click Teams from the Icon Tray and select ‘Quit’, or run Task Manager and fully kill the process. Fully exit the Microsoft Teams desktop client. Currently I have parked my company's domain in Office 365 Business, yet we do not use Exchange as main email server - mail is hosted on our chosen provider's server. For Outlook client app: Go to File > Office Account > Update Options and click on Update Now (it helps to update Outlook with latest version) B.
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