Exchange Server Proxy?

[Munzy]

I am looking for a proxy server application for Exchange mail. Any ideas how this is possible?

Also any good exchange server applications out there also? That might work as well as I have POP / IMAP access.

Mun

Edit: I would like this to work on debian, if possible.

 

[rmlhhd]

Do you want this to access Exchange mail from outside a network or do you want to proxy your Exchange mail though another network?

 

[fixidixi]

I dont exactly get what you want.

I need to reach a remote exchange over a strict corporate firewall and i mostly use http://davmail.sourceforge.net/ ..

 

[Munzy]

I want to take either an existing Exchange server, or POP3/ IMAP and reroute the request through one of my own servers.

 

[fixidixi]

well i still dont understand why would you do that, and what exactly you would like to achieve:

you can even use nginx as a reverse proxy for Exchange or simply haproxy..

 

[Munzy]

Im trying I guess to prevent my phone from being wiped by the company I work for, since it is my own personal phone.

Is there any Exchange server appliances that I can use with pop3/imap?

 

[raj]

I'm using CloudMagic on android as an OWA client.

 

[raj]

I know that wasn't what you asked. It was more an fyi

 

[raj]

Since that's what I did to get around using the built in exchange client that requires me to give the company access to wipe

 

[Wintereise]

The company is supposed to have access to wipe what is essentially their data off your systems in the event of you being fired.

Having a valid reason to justify not complying with policies you probably agreed with in your employment contract is fairly hard...

That and your company will probably not like it when/if they ever learn of it, this is a case of serious policy violation in any company that has a competent IT team.

 

[amhoab]

If you have IMAP access to Exchange, why don't you use that?

If I misunderstood and you don't, you can use DavMail.  I've used it plenty in the past, and it works pretty well.  It translates IMAP/POP/SMTP to EWS (the Exchange SOAP API) and works as a proxy.

 

[Munzy]

The company is supposed to have access to wipe what is essentially their data off your systems in the event of you being fired.

Having a valid reason to justify not complying with policies you probably agreed with in your employment contract is fairly hard...

That and your company will probably not like it when/if they ever learn of it, this is a case of serious policy violation in any company that has a competent IT team.

Company I work for has no private or security intensive data being sent to me.