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[MS-STANXIMAP]: Exchange Internet Message Access Protocol (IMAP) Standards Support
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2.2 Clarifications
2.2.1 [RFC3501] Section 2.2.1, Client Protocol Sender and Server Protocol Receiver
2.2.2 [RFC3501] Section 2.2.2, Server Protocol Sender and Client Protocol Receiver
2.2.3 [RFC3501] Section 2.3.1.1, Unique Identifier (UID) Message Attribute
2.2.4 [RFC3501] Section 2.3.2, Flags Message Attribute
2.2.5 [RFC3501] Section 2.3.4, [RFC2822] Size Message Attribute
2.2.6 [RFC3501] Section 4.3.1, 8-bit and Binary Strings
2.2.7 [RFC3501] Section 5.1, Mailbox Naming
2.2.8 [RFC3501] Section 5.2, Mailbox Size and Message Status Updates
2.2.9 [RFC3501] Section 5.3, Response When No Command in Progress
2.2.10 [RFC3501] Section 5.4, Autologout Timer
2.2.11 [RFC3501] Section 5.5, Multiple Commands in Progress
2.2.12 [RFC3501] Section 6.2, Client Commands — Not Authenticated State
2.2.13 [RFC3501] Section 6.2.1, STARTTLS Command
2.2.14 [RFC3501] Section 6.2.2, AUTHENTICATE Command
2.2.15 [RFC3501] Section 6.2.3, LOGIN Command
2.2.16 [RFC3501] Section 6.3.3, CREATE Command
2.2.17 [RFC3501] Section 6.3.4, DELETE Command
2.2.18 [RFC3501] Section 6.3.6, SUBSCRIBE Command
2.2.19 [RFC3501] Section 6.3.8, LIST Command
2.2.20 [RFC3501] Section 6.3.9, LSUB Command
2.2.21 [RFC3501] Section 6.3.11, APPEND Command
2.2.22 [RFC3501] Section 6.4.1, CHECK Command
2.2.23 [RFC3501] Section 6.4.4, SEARCH Command
2.2.24 [RFC3501] Section 6.4.5, FETCH Command
2.2.25 [RFC3501] Section 6.4.6, STORE Command
2.2.26 [RFC3501] Section 6.5, Client Commands ? Experimental/Expansion
2.2.27 [RFC3501] Section 7.1, Server Responses — Status Responses
2.2.28 [RFC3501] Section 7.1.1, OK Response
2.2.29 [RFC3501] Section 7.1.4, PREAUTH Response
2.2.30 [RFC3501] Section 7.2.1, CAPABILITY Response
2.2.31 [RFC3501] Section 7.2.2, LIST Response
2.2.32 [RFC3501] Section 7.2.6, FLAGS Response
2.2.33 [RFC3501] Section 7.4.1, EXPUNGE Response
2.2.34 [RFC3501] Section 7.4.2, FETCH Response
2.2.35 [RFC3501] Section 7.5, Server Responses – Command Continuation Request
2.2.36 [RFC3501] Section 11.1, STARTTLS Security Considerations
2.2.37 [RFC3501] Section 11.2, Other Security Considerations
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2.2.10 [RFC3501] Section 5.4, Autologout Timer

V0015:

The specification states: "If a server has an inactivity autologout timer, the duration of that timer MUST be at least 30 minutes."

Microsoft Exchange Server 2007, Microsoft Exchange Server 2010, Microsoft Exchange Server 2013

Microsoft Exchange Server has an inactivity autologout timer with a default duration of 30 minutes, but can be configured to use a duration of less than 30 minutes.

E0002:

The specification does not describe any other required or optional autologout timers.

Exchange 2007, Exchange 2010, Exchange 2013

Microsoft Exchange implements an unauthenticated timer, which limits the duration of an unauthenticated session. The default duration of the unauthenticated timer is 60 seconds, but Microsoft Exchange can be configured to use a duration of less than 60 seconds. The receipt of any command from the client during that interval does not reset the unauthenticated timer.

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