I've just set up an internal CalDAV server for my company, who were previously using a single Google Calendar account for scheduling.
I'm pleased with the server, it does everything we want including serving attachments, which Google Cal doesn't do.
Everyone in the company is on Linux or Mac, except one Director who refuses to move away from Windows (despite owning a Mac...), which presents a bit of a problem for CalDAV: I can't find any decent clients for Windows.
Sunbird/Thunderbird+Lightning doesn't support multiple calendars per user, the attachment support is poor (file names are displayed as escaped URLs) and the UI is really clunky.
There is a plugin for Outlook, but it won't run on 2010.
Leaving him on Google Cal would be an option if it would sync to the server, but Google only allows you to subscribe to anon login CalDAV servers, and ours uses auth (and will be using SSL).
Any ideas? We need multiple calendar and attachment support. The easiest option at the moment appears to be the sabotage of the sole remaining Windows machine followed by a swift alternative replacement.
I'm pleased with the server, it does everything we want including serving attachments, which Google Cal doesn't do.
Everyone in the company is on Linux or Mac, except one Director who refuses to move away from Windows (despite owning a Mac...), which presents a bit of a problem for CalDAV: I can't find any decent clients for Windows.
Sunbird/Thunderbird+Lightning doesn't support multiple calendars per user, the attachment support is poor (file names are displayed as escaped URLs) and the UI is really clunky.
There is a plugin for Outlook, but it won't run on 2010.
Leaving him on Google Cal would be an option if it would sync to the server, but Google only allows you to subscribe to anon login CalDAV servers, and ours uses auth (and will be using SSL).
Any ideas? We need multiple calendar and attachment support. The easiest option at the moment appears to be the sabotage of the sole remaining Windows machine followed by a swift alternative replacement.