[commits] [Wiki] changed: ActiveSync

[Michael Rubinsky]

mrubinsk  Tue, 11 Jun 2013 14:26:34 +0000

Modified page: http://wiki.horde.org/ActiveSync
New Revision:  198
Change log:  This sp2, not sp1

@@ -279,9 +279,9 @@
  # At least at the time of writing, Horde allowed better  
configuration of things such as heartbeat/timeout intervals. We also  
actually allow configuring available security policies. Z-Push had  
basic support for provisioning and for turning on or off the  
requirement for a device PIN - but contained no facility for  
configuring any of the other options without editing code.  Also, if  
using Horde_ActiveSync as part of a typical Horde install you get all  
the ease of configuration that our administration interface provides.
  # I don't have hard data on device compatibility as it compares to  
Z-Push, but I do know that we have fixed some device specific issues  
in the past that - at least at the time of this writing - were not  
working with Z-Push. Certain Nokia devices come to mind that use !MfE.  
Z-Push lists these as "unknown" compatibility but they work, at least  
for contacts/calendar with Horde. Remote wiping iOS devices is also  
problematic in Z-Push.
  # Email sync with Horde_ActiveSync uses the vastly more efficient  
Horde_Imap_Client library and takes full advantage of IMAP servers  
with QRESYNC capabilities. Z-Push uses the very poor performing  
c-client PHP extension.
  # Horde's email support is more complete than Z-Push's IMAP based  
implementation - with support for version 12.0 style email store  
searching, follow-up flag synchronization, reply,forward history  
synchronization, S/Mime signatures and encryption, and more.
-# Horde_ActiveSync currently supports almost the full feature set up  
to Exchange 2010sp1 - Z-Push 2 works with Exchange 2007 has code in  
development that works to some extent with 2010.
+# Horde_ActiveSync currently supports almost the full feature set up  
to Exchange 2010sp2 - Z-Push 2 works with Exchange 2007 has code in  
development that works to some extent with 2010.
  # Horde_ActiveSync supports multiple users per device - when the  
device supports it. AFAIK, Z-Push only supports a single user account  
per device.

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