Hello fellow listers,

 

We are using POP3 inbound mailboxes. As per my previous email, we are
using one email inbox per support-group and we have about 150 inboxes
and we anticipate to double/triple the growth in next 3-4 months. Have
anybody worked here with that many email boxes?

 

Is it possible to use e-mail aliases? I could potentially have one
email-box per company (example [EMAIL PROTECTED]) and then have one alias
for each support-group so if I send to [EMAIL PROTECTED] it still
goes to [EMAIL PROTECTED] but then, within remedy would I be able to find
out that email was sent to [EMAIL PROTECTED] ? is it stored
somewhere on 'AR System Email Messages' form? 

 

Any ideas? Any suggestions? 

 

Thanks and regards,

 

Neel Gautam 

 

________________________________

From: Gautam, Neel 
Sent: Tuesday, May 01, 2007 11:04 AM
To: 'arslist@ARSLIST.ORG'
Subject: How to reduce Inbound/Outbound mailboxes & attachment space.
Importance: High

 

Hello fellow-listers,

 

The application we are developing support multiple BPOs, each BPO has
multiple companies and each company has multiple support-groups. 

 

Now, we have an staging form with table fields to show emails from 'AR
System Email Messages' form and we have multi-tenancy defined on this
staging form (on the table field) so users can see only emails sent to
any of the support-groups they have access to. Because of this design,
we have mailbox set-up for each support-group and now we have about 150
incoming and 150 outgoing mailboxes and it's increasing exponentially as
new bpo/company comes on-board.

 

I think this seems like a common problem many people might have faced
already. If so, is there any strategy or an approach to reduce number of
mailboxes (at the same time I need multi-tenancy on email records as
well)? Also, along the same lines, any efficient ways to store
attachments for emails? Attachments are quickly filling out the db
server space. Any ideas/suggestions are welcome.

 

Thank you,

Neel Gautam 

 



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