We use communigate pro, and it's associated mapi connector for full groupware functionality. We have over 200 users using the system, and it works almost perfectly (as perfectly as Exchange, at least)
We just purchased and are putting the finishing touches on our ShoreTel install (fabulous!!!), and have begun to be overwhelmed with issues to our mail system. Outlook goes into offline mode, it won't send or receive, and putting it back online does not always fix the issue.
This happend simultaneously with the call manager install, and if we exit the call manager, Outlook stops mis-behaving.
So . . . . here is what I'm after here.
1.) How exactly does the advanced call manager interact with Outlook. If I knew that, I might be able to troubleshoot on the communigate side of things as well.
2.) Can I make the call manager relax a bit in it's thirst for domination . . . ha!
3.) If all else fails, can I shut off the hold it has on outlook without completely disabling everything good outlook integration provides (phone numbers resolving to names, dialing out of address book, mail within the inbox, etc. . . )
Thanks for your help.

We just purchased and are putting the finishing touches on our ShoreTel install (fabulous!!!), and have begun to be overwhelmed with issues to our mail system. Outlook goes into offline mode, it won't send or receive, and putting it back online does not always fix the issue.
This happend simultaneously with the call manager install, and if we exit the call manager, Outlook stops mis-behaving.
So . . . . here is what I'm after here.
1.) How exactly does the advanced call manager interact with Outlook. If I knew that, I might be able to troubleshoot on the communigate side of things as well.
2.) Can I make the call manager relax a bit in it's thirst for domination . . . ha!
3.) If all else fails, can I shut off the hold it has on outlook without completely disabling everything good outlook integration provides (phone numbers resolving to names, dialing out of address book, mail within the inbox, etc. . . )
Thanks for your help.
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