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Calendar & Contacts ​

MXroute provides calendar and contacts synchronization through CalDAV and CardDAV at dav.mxroute.com.

Open the Panel Connection Guide ​

  1. Open Management → Subscriptions → Open control panel for the intended Active service.
  2. Select Calendar & Contacts on the main panel hostname.
  3. Select the domain and review Connection Details.
  4. Expand the guide for your platform: iOS / iPadOS, macOS, Android, Thunderbird, Windows, or Other Apps / General Setup.
  5. Add a CalDAV account for calendars and/or a CardDAV account for contacts in your app using the settings below.
  6. Select the calendars or address books to synchronize and test between your devices.

The panel page provides connection instructions; it does not create or edit events or contacts. The Calendar & Contacts menu is hidden on custom branded panel hostnames.

How It Works ​

SettingValue
Serverhttps://dav.mxroute.com
Port443, HTTPS/SSL
UsernameYour full mailbox address, such as alex@example.com
PasswordThat mailbox's password

The domain's MX records must point to MXroute for DAV authentication. Use mailbox credentials rather than a Management login or hosting-account username.

What You Can Sync ​

  • CalDAV: calendar events across connected apps and devices.
  • CardDAV: address books across connected apps and devices.

Important Note ​

MXroute's in-house webmail uses DAV for its Calendar and Contacts features. Other webmail applications can use separate data stores; do not assume address books or calendars in every webmail product are shared automatically.

Supported Platforms ​

See CalDAV & CardDAV Setup for device instructions. App settings menus can vary by version; use the connection values above with your app's CalDAV/CardDAV account settings.

Setting Expectations ​

MXroute is primarily an email service. DAV synchronizes data between compatible clients; each app controls how that data is displayed and edited. If synchronization fails, check the domain's MX records, full mailbox username, mailbox password, and HTTPS settings first.

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