My main problem here is... I don't subscribe to the
Imail Message Group. I had no idea this was coming. We just upgraded
our Imail SA last month. I can't remember what the original cost of the
IMail Server with Unlimited was, but I don't believe it was 8,999.00. For
a small ISP that is a
scott, it is never too late and i think your are right with the 90%
of your customers.
marc
At 13:09 26.10.2004, you wrote:
[Replying to several posts here]
Here's a thought - what about a Declude mail server?
It sounds like a great idea, but it would also be a huge undertaking. By
the
The good
news is that I just saved myself the money
by switching to GEICO?
Sorry, couldn't resist. The IPswitch
situation is just getting pretty humorous...
Fortunatelymost of us willhave from 1-2
years before having to replace IMail. Big question is what do companies
likeCH do that
Having started this thread, I now feel that
maybe it was too quick to expect anything from Declude other than a We
are reviewing the situation will get back too you soon. It has
been only 24 hours. A thought-out response is better than a quick, off
the top of the head one. Technically the
Why bother. Imail is a product of the past. Time to move on.
At 10:48 AM 10/26/2004 -0400, you wrote:
Everyone who still wants to use imail should call the sales dept [(800) 793-4825] and lodge a complaint (politely). The girl I spoke to at least seemed to listen. Robert
From what I have seen on Ipswich's site as well as on this thread it sounds
as though if you are running Imail 8.x (or any other version) and do not pay
to upgrade to the new collaboration suite you will receive absolutely no
support after your current service agreement expires. Has anyone had
You can not purchase anything to do with Imail at this point. Nothing.
I currently have 8.0 because my SA ran out. I was going to renew it next
month, heck I'll do it today. All I want right now is 8.1 and any bug
fixes to it for the next 12 months. And they can have my $500 for that.
That
By now most of you will have seen the recent
announcement by Ipswitch of their product repackaging. Like you, we are
disappointed by their decision to effectively impose a price increase to their base
product offerings and to burden existing and future customers who appreciate
the
I 100% agree, we have less than a week left on our service agreement, before
it expires I will have to make a recommendation to my boss that will likely
be one of the following:
Option 1: Give in to Imail's new scheme and pay to upgrade to the Imail
Collaboration Suite
Option 2: Switch to
FYI,
For everyone wanting to renew their old Imail service agreement, if you
already have a quote for the renewal Ipswitch will honor, not sure if this
is a great idea considering the product is end of life, but a lot cheaper
than upgrading if you want to just gain a little time to be able to
Or:
Option 4: stay with Imail 8.05 or 8.13 , with declude antivirus and
antispam.
For now, it is working fine for us
we will evaluate mdaemon and other product, but we will not switch now
There are people still using Imail 6.0x
I'm sure we can use the current code for at least a couple of years
Just about as easy to not renew. Considering the about of bug fixes that
they normally send out, and with a new product I would think that would go
down considerably. Easier to buy a few other products with the savings. In
fact there are some pretty exciting ones out there.
At 10:56 AM
I called Ipswitch this morning. After I let them have it they said that we
could continue with our subscription and they would offer hotfixes and
support.
Considering I don't need a support agreement to get hotfixes in the current
release and I never call tech support, I'm not going to renew.
Sounds like there is some time that would give Scott and Co. time
to deveope their own mail server software. If it was as good as the
other Declude products, it would certainly be a winner. Just a
thought!
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Don Duffy
Manager, Technical Services
Office 330-684-5103
Fax 330-684-5122
Not sure if I missed a posting on this so,
I recently attended an IPswitch seminar on ICS
and ISPs can continue to purchase IMail as a
standalone product.
Sincerely,
John David M. Miller
SAMnet
2785 Boston Road
Wilbraham MA, 01095
Tel: (413) 596-2050
Fax: (413) 599-1771
Yes, at $6,000 per year (or something like that) plus they force the
Symantec Anti-Virus on you (to justify the increase.)
Forget about it.
Best Regards
Andy
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The part where it isn't an overreaction is for folks who are actively
buying new products. I've got one purchase certain within the next
several days and another likely in the next 60. I figure that barring
any catastrophic exploits showing up that Ipswitch won't patch, I've
got a year or two
Do you have documentation to this affect or a link to a webpage stating
this? Not that I doubt you, I'm looking for more info .
Troy D. Hilton
SofWerks LLC.
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Not sure if I missed a posting on this so,
I recently attended an IPswitch seminar on
Anyone got any opinions on MailEnable? Their pricing looks good and
so does the product. I've been leaning way over in the direction of
Merak but this makes me real curious. Anyone run it under load?
No load but I installed it on my backup server in place of MS STMP and it
seems to work. I
Not sure if I missed a posting on this so,
I recently attended an IPswitch seminar on ICS
and ISPs can continue to purchase IMail as a
standalone product.
Sincerely,
John David M. Miller
As of yesterday, incorrect. More to come later on my report to the Imail
list.
John Tolmachoff
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