We have deployed mailstore at a few small businesses (up to 15 user).
It works well on Exchange 2003 and we have used it to archive very old
stuff in preparation for migrating to 2007. Not used with 2010 yet.
Non-tech users love it. The search is very fast and the database is
easily portable
In the last few months my team has migrated 5 SBS2008, 3 from scratch
because old server had AD and other problems and 2 using a migration
procedure documented by MS in which both servers run in parallel for a
couple o weeks, allowing for the seamless migration of roles,
including Exchange, with
Hi Jon
Although I do not have much time (should be working now!), I like the
concept of being connected with other people in the cyberspace and to
keep in touch with old friends and familiy around the world.
LinkedIn is more for professional relationships and doing business. I
have used it for
The costs and complexities of running BES can be minimized if you use
middleware to connect your Blackberry's directly to Exchange. The app
I use is called NotifySync. Full PIM OTA, remote wipe etc. It just
works. Can't live without the thong anymore. Instead of reading magz
in the toilet I now
I acually get paid to remove Symantec security products from PC's and
networks! :-)
In the same way Microsoft gets targeted by malware writers so does
NAV. I have have seens huindreds of systems getting awfully infected
while running it.
But in circumstances which online backup is not viable I
Back to subject matter I think the iPhone sucks as a biz tool. Windows
mobs are great but you need a 10Kg battery to get it through a day,
Symbian based devices are great phones but too far behind the others
in biz terms. Android is a baby. So...
BlackBerry's do rule the world and if you have an
