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# Using "Add an online account" or "+" add your accounts on Google, Facebook, Windows Live, Microsoft Exchange and Enterprise Login (Kerberos or Active Directory). | # Using "Add an online account" or "+" add your accounts on Google, Facebook, Windows Live, Microsoft Exchange and Enterprise Login (Kerberos or Active Directory). | ||
# If you have added Enterprise Login try access your intranet resources like web pages using | # If you have added Enterprise Login try access your intranet resources like web pages using [[QA:Testcase_Gnome_Web|Web]] or file servers using [[QA:Testcase_Gnome_Files|Files]]. | ||
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# Online Accounts should ask you for accounts credentials and enable all supported online services. You can see enabled: Google (Mail, Calendar, Contacts, Chat and Documents), Facebook Chat, Windows Live (Chat and Documents), Microsoft Exchange (Mail, Calendar and Contacts), Enterprise Login (Network Resources). | # Online Accounts should ask you for accounts credentials and enable all supported online services. You can see enabled: Google (Mail, Calendar, Contacts, Chat and Documents), Facebook Chat, Windows Live (Chat and Documents), Microsoft Exchange (Mail, Calendar and Contacts), Enterprise Login (Network Resources). | ||
Revision as of 15:18, 7 November 2012
Description
Setup
- Run Online Accounts via Activities or System Settings.
How to test
- Using "Add an online account" or "+" add your accounts on Google, Facebook, Windows Live, Microsoft Exchange and Enterprise Login (Kerberos or Active Directory).
- If you have added Enterprise Login try access your intranet resources like web pages using Web or file servers using Files.
Expected Results
- Online Accounts should ask you for accounts credentials and enable all supported online services. You can see enabled: Google (Mail, Calendar, Contacts, Chat and Documents), Facebook Chat, Windows Live (Chat and Documents), Microsoft Exchange (Mail, Calendar and Contacts), Enterprise Login (Network Resources).
- You can access your intranet resources without further configuration.
