Accessing additional Exchange mailboxes using IMAP

If you are using Outlook it’s reasonably straightforward to access additional mailboxes on your Exchange mailserver. Using other clients it’s a bit more obscure. The Glasgow Exchange server can be accessed via IMAP (although it’s best to use the native exchange protocols when you can). To access a mailbox called mail_box use these settings (using Thunderbird as an example):

Thunderbird_alternate_mailbox_settings

Note that when using an Apple or Android phone, you can access your primary mailbox using the Exchange protocol (and it’s recommended to do so). However, this is a reduced functionality mobile version which does not give access to additional mailboxes. For these, you have to use an IMAP connection (i.e. set up an additional mail account and use the settings above).

Configuring Proxmox hosts (and other postfix installs) to send email via smarthost V2

In this post suggested using the Satellite system option. However, this seems to do the same as the mail sent by smarthost; no local mail option in exim – i.e. even local mail to root tries to go via the smarthost, which then complains. The Internet with smarthost option is probably the better choice (equivalent to exim’s mail sent by smarthost; received via SMTP or fetchmail).

N.B. Normal proxmox setup seems to be for postfix to use /etc/aliases directly. Double check this file!