[Gllug] Replacement fo MS Exchange Server

[Xander D Harkness]

Davies Sue wrote:

>Can any one suggest an alternative to M$ Exchange Server.  I have been asked
>to find out what other Unix/Linux based products are available.  I've had a
>look but cannot find much that does calendars and all the other twiddlybits.
>
>Thanks
>
>Suzanne Davies
>Technical Support Officer
>IS & T 
>Civic Centre, Wood Lane, Dagenham, Essex, RM10
>Tel: 0208 227 2737
>Mobile : 07968 521262
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There is now SuSE email server III released which has a calender server, 
other than that you should try Bynari http://www.bynari.com  their 
server has full exchange services, but will only handle one domain and 
virtuals (i.e. will not host more than one company with multiple domains)

Both work well, the Bynari solution is much cheaper than exchange by 
about a factor of 100.

Have fun
Xander



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