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date: Sun, 19 Mar 2006 01:21:27 -0800,
group: microsoft.public.exchange2000.information.store
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Re: URGENT
Enough with the capitals.
On Sun, 19 Mar 2006 01:21:27 -0800, Medo_in_Egypt
wrote:
>DEAR MY READERS,
>
>WE ARE MEDUIM COMPANY, USERS ABOUT 500-1000 USERS .
>
>WE ARE ONLY HAVE ONE SMTP DOMAIN WHICH IS ( MAYA-EGY.COM ).
>
>NOW, WE ARE USING POP3 ACCOUNTS TO CHECK OUR E-MAILS FROM OUT SIDE &
>INTERNALLY AS WELL.
>
>NOW, WE ARE GOING TO DEPLOY OR WE ARE IN THE MIDDLE OF CHOOSING BETWEEN
>PURCHASING EXCHANGE SERVER & INSTALL WINDOWS SERVER 2003 WITH ITS SERVICES
>POP3 SERVICES.
Stop, enough with the choosing between the two. There is no point in
deploying Windows 2003 POP3 services to support 1000 users.
>
>HERE IN MY DEPARTEMENT, WE HAVE AN IT CONSULTANT, SAYING TO US, WE SHOULD GO
>WITH POP3 SERVER INSTALLED LOCALLY AND WE WILL LET THE USERS CONNECT TO THIS
>SERVER BY USING POP3 AS BEFORE.
He's a moron, sack him.
>
>ANOTHER ONE SAYING WE HAVE TO DEPLOY EXCHANGE SERVER 2003.
Listen to him but ask him why.
>
>CAN I KNOW HOW CAN I MAKE A STUDY TO DETERMINE WHICH MESSAGING SOULTION IS
>BETTER FOR US, OR CAN YOU GUIDE ME TO THE FACTOR WHCIH IS I CAN FOLLOW TO
>DETERMINE WHICH ONE IS BETTER FOR ME .
>
>THANKS FOR YOUR HELP.
Well, Exchange server might be better for you but frankly, my head
hurts with all these capital letters. Why the caps? All your other
posts, and there have been a fair few I can remember, have been in
lower case. Try to remember that.
Now, I might call the 1st consultant a moron but really, for all we
know he may have a point. You might have absolutley no need of an
Exchange server for your mail and calendaring. You might just need
mail services and your Windows box might very well have been ok.
I do not propose to go designing your network because, frankly, this
is a support forum rather than a free consultancy (you can bring me to
Egypt at 1000 per day plus expenses if you want) in Exchange design.
I will, however, suggest that you put the two consultants in the same
room with a business analyst and yourself.
Speaking for myself, if you have a calendaring requirement and a
business requirement to use rich email then you'll be leaning towards
Exchange very quickly, but you need to know why the 1st consultant
said to stay with POP3 and the 2nd said to go with Exchange.
I sometimes wonder why people place MS PSS calls and get expensive IT
consultants in, only to come here and ask the same question again. Now
I know.
date: Sun, 19 Mar 2006 23:04:21 +0000
author: Mark Arnold [MVP]
Re: URGENT
PLEASE CONCENTRATE WITH MY QUES.
DO B
"Mark Arnold [MVP]" wrote:
> Enough with the capitals.
>
> On Sun, 19 Mar 2006 01:21:27 -0800, Medo_in_Egypt
> wrote:
>
> >DEAR MY READERS,
> >
> >WE ARE MEDUIM COMPANY, USERS ABOUT 500-1000 USERS .
> >
> >WE ARE ONLY HAVE ONE SMTP DOMAIN WHICH IS ( MAYA-EGY.COM ).
> >
> >NOW, WE ARE USING POP3 ACCOUNTS TO CHECK OUR E-MAILS FROM OUT SIDE &
> >INTERNALLY AS WELL.
> >
> >NOW, WE ARE GOING TO DEPLOY OR WE ARE IN THE MIDDLE OF CHOOSING BETWEEN
> >PURCHASING EXCHANGE SERVER & INSTALL WINDOWS SERVER 2003 WITH ITS SERVICES
> >POP3 SERVICES.
>
> Stop, enough with the choosing between the two. There is no point in
> deploying Windows 2003 POP3 services to support 1000 users.
>
> >
> >HERE IN MY DEPARTEMENT, WE HAVE AN IT CONSULTANT, SAYING TO US, WE SHOULD GO
> >WITH POP3 SERVER INSTALLED LOCALLY AND WE WILL LET THE USERS CONNECT TO THIS
> >SERVER BY USING POP3 AS BEFORE.
>
> He's a moron, sack him.
> >
> >ANOTHER ONE SAYING WE HAVE TO DEPLOY EXCHANGE SERVER 2003.
>
> Listen to him but ask him why.
>
> >
> >CAN I KNOW HOW CAN I MAKE A STUDY TO DETERMINE WHICH MESSAGING SOULTION IS
> >BETTER FOR US, OR CAN YOU GUIDE ME TO THE FACTOR WHCIH IS I CAN FOLLOW TO
> >DETERMINE WHICH ONE IS BETTER FOR ME .
> >
> >THANKS FOR YOUR HELP.
>
> Well, Exchange server might be better for you but frankly, my head
> hurts with all these capital letters. Why the caps? All your other
> posts, and there have been a fair few I can remember, have been in
> lower case. Try to remember that.
>
> Now, I might call the 1st consultant a moron but really, for all we
> know he may have a point. You might have absolutley no need of an
> Exchange server for your mail and calendaring. You might just need
> mail services and your Windows box might very well have been ok.
>
> I do not propose to go designing your network because, frankly, this
> is a support forum rather than a free consultancy (you can bring me to
> Egypt at £1000 per day plus expenses if you want) in Exchange design.
> I will, however, suggest that you put the two consultants in the same
> room with a business analyst and yourself.
>
> Speaking for myself, if you have a calendaring requirement and a
> business requirement to use rich email then you'll be leaning towards
> Exchange very quickly, but you need to know why the 1st consultant
> said to stay with POP3 and the 2nd said to go with Exchange.
>
> I sometimes wonder why people place MS PSS calls and get expensive IT
> consultants in, only to come here and ask the same question again. Now
> I know.
>
date: Mon, 20 Mar 2006 06:59:07 -0800
author: Medo_in_Egypt
Re: URGENT
Hi,
Did you read Marks answers??
AND STOP SHOUTING.
Leif
"Medo_in_Egypt" wrote in message
news:B6E16AD5-C225-4AB3-9739-538D0A136152@microsoft.com...
> PLEASE CONCENTRATE WITH MY QUES.
>
> DO B
>
> "Mark Arnold [MVP]" wrote:
>
>> Enough with the capitals.
>>
>> On Sun, 19 Mar 2006 01:21:27 -0800, Medo_in_Egypt
>> wrote:
>>
>> >DEAR MY READERS,
>> >
>> >WE ARE MEDUIM COMPANY, USERS ABOUT 500-1000 USERS .
>> >
>> >WE ARE ONLY HAVE ONE SMTP DOMAIN WHICH IS ( MAYA-EGY.COM ).
>> >
>> >NOW, WE ARE USING POP3 ACCOUNTS TO CHECK OUR E-MAILS FROM OUT SIDE &
>> >INTERNALLY AS WELL.
>> >
>> >NOW, WE ARE GOING TO DEPLOY OR WE ARE IN THE MIDDLE OF CHOOSING BETWEEN
>> >PURCHASING EXCHANGE SERVER & INSTALL WINDOWS SERVER 2003 WITH ITS
>> >SERVICES
>> >POP3 SERVICES.
>>
>> Stop, enough with the choosing between the two. There is no point in
>> deploying Windows 2003 POP3 services to support 1000 users.
>>
>> >
>> >HERE IN MY DEPARTEMENT, WE HAVE AN IT CONSULTANT, SAYING TO US, WE
>> >SHOULD GO
>> >WITH POP3 SERVER INSTALLED LOCALLY AND WE WILL LET THE USERS CONNECT TO
>> >THIS
>> >SERVER BY USING POP3 AS BEFORE.
>>
>> He's a moron, sack him.
>> >
>> >ANOTHER ONE SAYING WE HAVE TO DEPLOY EXCHANGE SERVER 2003.
>>
>> Listen to him but ask him why.
>>
>> >
>> >CAN I KNOW HOW CAN I MAKE A STUDY TO DETERMINE WHICH MESSAGING SOULTION
>> >IS
>> >BETTER FOR US, OR CAN YOU GUIDE ME TO THE FACTOR WHCIH IS I CAN FOLLOW
>> >TO
>> >DETERMINE WHICH ONE IS BETTER FOR ME .
>> >
>> >THANKS FOR YOUR HELP.
>>
>> Well, Exchange server might be better for you but frankly, my head
>> hurts with all these capital letters. Why the caps? All your other
>> posts, and there have been a fair few I can remember, have been in
>> lower case. Try to remember that.
>>
>> Now, I might call the 1st consultant a moron but really, for all we
>> know he may have a point. You might have absolutley no need of an
>> Exchange server for your mail and calendaring. You might just need
>> mail services and your Windows box might very well have been ok.
>>
>> I do not propose to go designing your network because, frankly, this
>> is a support forum rather than a free consultancy (you can bring me to
>> Egypt at 1000 per day plus expenses if you want) in Exchange design.
>> I will, however, suggest that you put the two consultants in the same
>> room with a business analyst and yourself.
>>
>> Speaking for myself, if you have a calendaring requirement and a
>> business requirement to use rich email then you'll be leaning towards
>> Exchange very quickly, but you need to know why the 1st consultant
>> said to stay with POP3 and the 2nd said to go with Exchange.
>>
>> I sometimes wonder why people place MS PSS calls and get expensive IT
>> consultants in, only to come here and ask the same question again. Now
>> I know.
>>
date: Mon, 20 Mar 2006 18:48:44 +0100
author: Leif Pedersen [MVP]
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