The ZEG is definitly not for production environement. Its a for evaluation purpose where you see, how fast sogois and how well the features work. Am 08.07.2013 13:15 schrieb "Steve Ankeny" <stev...@cinergymetro.net>:
> We get a lot of things done (when necessary) but reading 200 pages is not > the focus and often a waste. After installation and configuration (which > the ZEG has "instantly"), it's a matter of maintenance. > > IF there's a project, then a period of investigation is needed (that might > require 200 pages or simply time) On the other hand, using the ZEG for > investigative purposes takes a lot of that out of the picture. > > I'm sold on the convenience of the ZEG, and I'm willing to hire experts > instead of trying to become one. There are too many other things to focus > on within the business than reading extra-long documentation. > > I'd rather be busy troubleshooting network or client/server issues. > > On 07/08/2013 05:35 AM, Sven Schwedas wrote: > >> On 08.07.2013 10:56, Steve Ankeny wrote: >> >>> Agree completely, Mourik! >>> >>> 'high-end' people will already know what's being suggested, and >>> 'low-end' people will not read 200 pages! I'm a 2-3 year 'low-end' >>> administrator (i.e., 'newbie'), and I wouldn't read 200 pages to get it >>> installed. >>> >> Maybe some people just need to find a job that isn't so demanding. How >> are you getting anything done if you cannot be arsed to actually do >> anything? >> >> > -- > users@sogo.nu > https://inverse.ca/sogo/lists > -- users@sogo.nu https://inverse.ca/sogo/lists
