A question that just popped into my head....

[gbaughma]

Is there a Linux equivalent of Exchange server?

I'm not talking just for E-mail, but for calendar sharing, meeting scheduling, all of that kind of stuff.

It'd be *really* cool if there was something that worked with Windows machines still running Outlook....

Currently, I use Postfix for e-mail on my linux box, and just pick up the mail using Outlook on my Vista box. No complaints... but it would be nice to add the additional functionality that Exchange offers to my Outlook without having to go to an Exchange server.

Any thoughts?



Just my 2¢
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[stevexff]

I think Evolution server is what you need. It's not exactly equivalent to Exchange, 'cos you don't have to pay Bill for it AFAIK it can connect to Exchange servers, although you used to have to pay for the link code (this might have changed though)

Steve

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[Kozusnik]

I set up the Open Source version of Zimbra. We also have Exchange, but there's no fee for the accounts on Zimbra.

Mark