How are server-side rules and client-side rules different?
Similar to the Client-Side Rules Wizard available in Outlook, Oracle Connector for Outlook enables you to set server-side rules. Server-side rules are performed directly on the server. Client-side rules are performed only when you are logged in to your mail client. The use of client-side rules often slows down the performance of Outlook. Since server-side rules are performed on the server, the mail messages associated with rules you set are transferred into the appropriate folders before you even log in to Outlook.
Similar to the Client-Side Rules Wizard available in Outlook, Oracle Connector for Outlook enables you to set server-side rules. Server-side rules are performed directly on the server. Client-side rules are only performed when you are logged in to your mail client. The use of client-side rules often slows down the performance of Outlook. Since server-side rules are performed on the server, the mail messages associated with rules you set are transferred into the appropriate folders before you even log in to Outlook.
Similar to the Client-Side Rules Wizard available in Outlook, Oracle Connector for Outlook enables you to set server-side rules. Server-side rules are performed directly on the server. Client-side rules are only performed when you are logged in to your mail client. The use of client-side rules often slows down the performance of Outlook. Server-side rules are performed on the server, so the mail messages associated with rules you set are transferred into the appropriate folders before you even log in to Outlook.
