Re: Email on the Iseries or not

The one issue I had with linux (and maybe it was due to the specific 
software we were using) was those users who will use two, three or five 
different workstations to access their email....sent messages would end up 
being stored in different locations, web based inherently always produces 
messages either in plain text (which the users hate) or html (which I hate), 
the matter of keeping all incoming messages in one location, etc.

Exchange was able to solve these particular issues but requires a high level 
of maintenance which I detest.


On Thu, 10 Nov 2005 12:54:10 -0600, David Gibbs wrote
> Wilson wrote:
> > I think its sad that iSeries professionals can't even recommend
> > solutions that are developed for the platform. Domino is an excellent
> > product and is well suited for the purpose described. If folks want
> > products on the platform to survive they need to use them and
> > recommend them, not to be so quick to get folks off the platform
> 
> It's a mater of using the right tool for the job.
> 
> Generally speaking (and IMHO), the iSeries is best suited for 
> business applications ... ERP, CRM, Data Warehousing, OE, GL, AP,
>  Payroll, etc.
> 
> As an email server, it's on the weak side.  Linux, however, is quite
> well suited for being a mail server.
> 
> david
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