Thanks, I'll check it out. Why is Bynari no longer a viable option?
-----Original Message-----
From: robin [mailto:robin@roblimo.com]
Sent: Friday, December 06, 2002 9:06 AM
To: slug@nks.net
Subject: Re: [SLUG] OpenSource replacement for Exchange Server that will
work with Ou tlook
Doug Koobs wrote:
> We are looking for a lower cost replacement for our Exchange 5.5 server.
It
> needs to support the Global Address List (or something very similar) and
> scheduling inside of the Outlook client, if possible. I found Bynari
> Insight, and SCO Volution Messaging Server, both of which look promising.
> Does anybody have any experience with these or other Exchange
replacements?
There are currently no true open source Exchange replacements, although
there are a number of commercial ones that run on Linux and cost a lot
less (and need a lot less hardware and admin time) than Exchange.
Bynari is no longer a player. Forget them
Right now, if you want a true "drop in" replacement for Exchange, and
you are going to keep using Outlook clients on most desktops, your best
bet is probably Samsung Contact, a jazzed-up version of the old HP
OpenMail.
- Robin
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