>Does anyone know if the calendar feature can be served up from an IIS >server?
Nope. >For that fact, how many Imail services can be served up from another >server? None--without a license for another server and the willingness and/or software to synchronize locally stored settings. If you paid the ducats for Imail licenses, a dedicated SQL server, and some mighty fast FC storage, you *theoretically* could run multiple servers against the same userbase and mailboxes; one could run POP3/SMTP/SpellCheck, another could run WebMail, another WebCal, etc. Search the archives for experiments with this. It wouldn't be cheap, but hey, you could use port 80 on each host :). Would also depend a lot on load; under heavy load, the Registry does outperform ODBC and you'd have to deal with that knowledge. (Note to Ipswitch while I'm on the topic: USE ADO!!! Any other developers out there who can't believe that they're still using a deprecated technology (ODBC DSNs) instead of much faster options? This could cover much of the Registry-vs.-ODBC gap!) >Another question, is it possible to have the IWebMsg service and the >spell checker svc use the same ports (e.g. 80)? Nyet. Ipswitch appears to have developed the WebCal and SpellCheck features in modular form, which is smart, while actually deploying them as different applications on different ports is not so smart. The segregation of SpellCheck in particular is pretty crazy to me. Segregating WebCal isn't so bad, since it can be easily disabled and is such a different paradigm. Sandy ______________________________________________________________________ The HKSI-IMail Admin List is hosted by........ Humankind Systems, Inc. Questions, Comments or Complain like Hell.. mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Message Archive... http://www.tallylist.com/archives/index.cfm/mlist.4 To Manage your Subscription......... http://humankindsystems.com/lists
