Consider Nextmax's web/mail server package (www.netmax.com). Runs RH 6.1.
About $62.00 at buy.com. Really easy to set up a mail server for users in a
Windows domain. Configuration is via a web browser on any of your windows
PC's. Don't need to learn much about Linux. It just works.
Stanley C. Rogacki, P.E.
IDEAS Company
E-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
www.ideascompany.com
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From: Greg Wright <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Monday, February 07, 2000 5:18 AM
Subject: Re: Is there a replacement??
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>On 7/02/00 at 10:01 Ragnar Wiencke wrote:
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>>I'm new to Linux (Very, very new) so I'm even not sure if this list is the
>>right place for my question. But I trust you will lead me to the right
>>path:)
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>The list is pretty tolerant on the whole...........
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>>I'm having problems with my Mail Exchange server on NT4. Isn't there a
>>better solution to be used on a Linux box??
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>The answer to that question will depend on what your main use of exchange
>is ie , if its just to forward and recieve internet mail for regular users,
>then there is many other ways to do it with Linux or UNIX, usually sendmail
>is installed by default, so the config will be your only hurdle, it can be
>quite a task to setup, but if you are an NT/exchange guru you will probably
>be able to handle it ok.......
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>If its the calender, message boards, voting etc, then I don't believe there
>is a refined drop in system for Linux, you will have to investigate though
>as things change quick..... you can get other software to do these things,
>but it may take you some time to become familiar withthem and also to
>impliment such things....... if cost is not an object, have a look at
>openmail , there are some other commercial systems as well ......
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>go to http://www.freshmeat.net and do a search on mail
>that should give you plenty to go on.
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>Regards
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>Greg Wright
>IT Consultant Sydney Australia
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