CONFIGURING
To provide IMAP clients with access to a public mail database you first enable a database for IMAP use, and then specify the appropriate level of access to that database for users. Finally, you designate the database as an IMAP public folder. This procedure provides steps for configuring a database as an IMAP public folder.
Before you begin
Complete the following tasks:
After you have completed the prerequisite tasks, configure the database as an IMAP public folder.
To be configured as a public folder, a database must be created from a HCL Notes mail template. The IMAP service does not support the use of discussion databases as IMAP public folders.
Procedure
1. Make sure you already have a Configuration Settings document for the server(s) to be configured.
2. From the Notes client or HCL Domino® Administrator client, select a database that has been enabled for IMAP access to be designated as an IMAP public folder and copy it as a database link.
4. Click Configurations.
5. Select the Configuration Settings document for the mail server or servers you want to administer, and click Edit Configuration.
6. Click the IMAP -> Public and Other Users' Folders tab.
7. Complete the following fields and then click Save & Close:
Unless you have a specific reason to change the folder prefix, accept the default name to ensure IMAP clients can access public folders on the server.
For example, insert the cursor in the field and click Edit -> Paste. The Notes database represented by the link is now designated as an IMAP public folder. Users with the appropriate access privileges can open the database from an IMAP client.