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The OoO is a serverbased thing

Hi,

The server handles the OoO, so it is a serverbased solution. When you configure the OoO as a service, then the OoO will switch off automatically.
The options at the client changes also a bit then with more features (like adding a return time).

Since the client is not online always the client cannot switch it off automatically.

Hopefully his explains it.

Regards,
Peter


Feedback response number WEBB8R4J34 created by ~Lex Bubfooplopetsi on 02/02/2012

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