Steve Bryant wrote an article on just this. Check it out.
http://www.outlookexchange.com/articles/stevebryant/bryant_c6p1.asp
Matthew
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1.Since 7/2001 on this site, since 10/2000 at our European hub site.
2.We merged with a company that has 130+ notes sites, we have about the same
amount of Exchange sites neither side could justify the cost to migrate,
yet...
3.None, it's just a connector of sorts. Just connects the NJ Exchange H
I can think of at least 4 Notes Connector installs for customers that
I've done over the years, some of which have now been operational for
well over 3 years. One company had multiple divisions all running their
own mail system; they simply wanted a shared address book, hence the
connector instal
The single biggest weakness, in my opinion, of the Connector for Lotus Notes
is that it requires a Notes client to do much of the work.
Ed Crowley MCSE+Internet MVP
Tech Consultant
Compaq Computer Corporation (soon to be HP)
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Answers:
1. We have been using it since 5/2000.
2. We bought another company, they are using Notes.
3. It is a connector, no user support.
4. Never counted. It is busy all day. The connector is between New Jersey
and SF.
5. It is fairly reliable, but the server does have to be recycled
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