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NAV 2009 on Apple Clients with Windows 7
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Member Posts: 243
Hi
A new customer has Apple computers and would like to use them with Windows 7 and NAV 2009. They will connect to a SQL Server without Active Directory. I have no experience with this configuration but I believe this should not cause any problems, we just need to use database logins. Has anyone an idea if there are potential problems with this configuration?
Additionally they will use a hosted Microsoft Exchange with local installed Outlook clients. Are there any potential problems with Outlook synchronization if the Exchange server is not inhouse? Does this work at all? I can hardly imagine...
Are there any known issues with database logins when using SQL server with classic client and/or RTC without Active Directory?
I would appreciate any help.
Best regards
A new customer has Apple computers and would like to use them with Windows 7 and NAV 2009. They will connect to a SQL Server without Active Directory. I have no experience with this configuration but I believe this should not cause any problems, we just need to use database logins. Has anyone an idea if there are potential problems with this configuration?
Additionally they will use a hosted Microsoft Exchange with local installed Outlook clients. Are there any potential problems with Outlook synchronization if the Exchange server is not inhouse? Does this work at all? I can hardly imagine...
Are there any known issues with database logins when using SQL server with classic client and/or RTC without Active Directory?
I would appreciate any help.
Best regards
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The synchronisation is with outlook not exchange so it should work as well as it ever does. It's not very reliable.
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