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Because MAPI takes full advantage of the features in email client programs such as Microsoft Outlook and Entourage, most organizations use the MAPI RPC protocol alongside these programs when configuring internal client computers for email access. In addition, mobile email access using a web browser or smart phone is becoming very popular in many organizations today. As a result, the CAS role is enabled for MAPI RPC, ActiveSync, and Outlook Web Access (OWA) connections by default after installation
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What is MAPI-enabled email account?
What is MAPI-enabled e-mail
What protocol is used alongside RPC to gain access to all the features of the Exchange server?
MAPI
What is the symbol for Mapi - Pharma Ltd in NASDAQ?
The symbol for Mapi - Pharma Ltd. in NASDAQ is: MAPI.
What is MIME and MAPI?
MIME is short for Multipurpose Internet Mail Extensions. MAPI is short for Messaging Application Programing Interface.
Mapi and tapi?
MAPI stands for Messaging Application Programming Interface while TAPI stands for Telephony Application Programming Interface. MAPI is an interface that simulates an exchange server's operations while TAPI is used to connect a telephone to a computer.
What is mapi malum inta kaalam means?
mapimalum inta kalam
What is mapi and tapi?
MAPI is an acronym for Messaging Application Programming Interface which is a messaging architecture and an API for Microsoft Windows. TAPI is an acronym for Telephony Application Programming Interface which is another Microsoft Windows API.
What is tha full form of MAPI?
Messaging/Mail Application Program Interface
What does MAPI Mean?
When referring to MS Exchange, it is an acronym for Messaging Application Programming Interface.
Compare and contrast email and IM?
IM (Instant Messaging) is an online chat capability between two known parties who are both logged in to the IM facility and send real time messages to each other. There are multiple IM programs and protocols that are not compatible with each other although some IM programs have extensions that allow communicating with other protocols. There are some IM standard protocols but none are universally excepted. Email has been around much longer than IM and there is a single standard email protocol (SMTP -Simple Mail Transfer Protocol) that is used for routing mail messages between mail servers. Mail servers are machines and software that receive your email, locate the destination server and route the message to it. If the server is not available for some reason, mail will be held for a while (maybe a few days) until the server is available. Once it arrives at the destination server it will be held until retrieved by your computer email program. The mail servers are not the program used on your computer for email. Email is sent and received with an email program such as Microsoft mail (or outlook or live mail), Mozilla Thunderbird, Pegasus Mail, Eudora, Opera mail or a web based mail programs such as gmail, yahoo Mail, Aol, Mail, etc. The stand alone mail programs will usually use SMTP to send an email to a mail server and can use either POP3, or IMAP (or MAPI) to retrieve emails from a mail server. There are many email programs and they can all send and receive emails from each other because they all follow the standard email protocols. Email is not done real time, although it looks like email messages arrive at their destination almost immediately, and you do not need to be running an email program (or have the computer turned on) for an email to be sent and received. The email is stored at the email server until retrieved by your email program and depending on how you retrieve the email message it may be kept there until you intentionally delete it.
What does pop stand for in computers?
In email, a local e-mail client can use the Post Office Protocol version 3 (POP3), an application-layer Internet standard protocol, to retrieve e-mail from a remote or local server over a TCP/IP connection. With POP3, a user id and password is sent to the server and the server than responds to email message requests. Using POP3, emails are downloaded and stored on the computer with the email client. The retrieved emails are optionally deleted or retained on the server for possible retrieval from other computers. Alternative protocols for accessing email from mail servers is IMAP (Internet Message Access Protocol) that does not download emails for storage on your computer, and MAPI (Messaging Application Programming Interface).There are many email client programs that can use POP3 including Thunderbird, Outlook, Evolution, Eudora, Opera Mail and Windows mail.In programming, POP refers to an activity performed on a stack. A stack is a data structure that can hold multiple data items in such a way that only one item is accessible at a time and that item will be the latest one added to the stack. Once the latest one is removed, the item put into the stack before it can be accessed and removed. The action of putting (pushing) an item onto the stack is commonly called "push" and the action of removing (popping) an item from the stack is called "pop". The first item put to a stack will always be the last one removed.A stack is also called a push down stack, or a LIFO (for Last In First Out) structure.
Why shouldn't you install Outlook on the same machine as an Exchange server?
Conflits with MAPI versions in Outlook and Exchange 2003, But solved in Exchange 2010
