Cheers
On Fri, 30 May 1997 11:35:08 -0600, Franco Nogarin so eloquently wrote:
>Thats kind of funny, (I dont want to start a debate) but I have had =
exactly the opposite experience, I bought NTMail and betaed the hell out =
of it with them and I found support was lacking and that any willingness =
to take beta testers advice was just not there, after I switched to post =
office and found it much better, got in the beta program and of course =
became concerned with security issues and such, I found the support to be=
very fast, and response to beta concerns was serious and immediate, I =
guess it goes to show that two good(or bad) companies can be seen in two =
very opposite lights.
>
>Franco Nogarin
>Cascade-AuroraNet-WebSpinners
>webmaster@auroranet.nt.ca
>
>-----Original Message-----
>From: BA [SMTP:ba@interconnect.net]
>Sent: Thursday, May 29, 1997 10:41 PM
>To: ntisp@emerald.iea.com
>Subject: Re: Good Mail Server for NT?
>
>Well I will throw in my .02
>
>To put it simply post.office sux...especially for large scale companies.
>
>We started with post.office a long long time ago and have recently =
dumped
>them for their lack of concern on certain security issues and their
>disregard for the people that got them to where they are now. I want =
bore
>you with the detail of the above.
>
>This month we switched to NTMail and I must say that it is the BEST mail
>server for NT that I have seen yet. For $1500 you can have an unlimited
>license for everything, unlimited users, unlimited domains, unlimited
>mailing lists. I think I saw one mention to this thread already about =
how
>it is the only mail server that does REAL multi-domains... i.e. the mail
>server gets another IP address and name and everything and nobody can =
even
>tell it is a virtual mail server. As an admin the global mail list was =
a
>much needed feature not found in post.office I have talked to the =
people
>at NTMail and I can tell you that these people care about their =
customers.
>The development plans sounds very good.....especially if you use
>radiusNT.....one database to authenticate your users as well as their =
email
>accounts, now that's scaling. Also, I hear in the next version out the
>registry comes the user list....hats off their too.
>
>As this thread started looking for the best mail server for NT...I would
>have to say that with NTMail you get the MOST bang for you buck.
>
>my .02
>
>
>On Thu, 29 May 1997 08:47:57 -0000, Petar Nikolich so eloquently wrote:
>
>>This is turning into a bit of a shit fight and I'm not really =
interested in=20
>>a "mines bigger than yours" discussion, Dale.
>>
>>You've got a bigger one than me, Dale. You win.
>>
>>
>>..Petar
>>
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>>> From: Dale E. Reed Jr. <daler@iea.com>
>>> To: ntisp@emerald.iea.com
>>> Subject: Re: Good Mail Server for NT?
>>> Date: Thursday, 29 May 1997 2:15
>>>=20
>>> Petar Nikolich wrote:
>>> >=20
>>> > At least with PO you don't have to pay for the number of domains in=
use
>>> > like in NTmail (or maybe I can't understand their price list???)
>>>=20
>>> At $1250 for unlimited users, lists, and domains, I really doubt you
>>> are paying much. How much would the comprable Post.Office license
>>> be? =20
>>>=20
>>> --=20
>>> Dale E. Reed Jr. (daler@iea.com)
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