We still run our own email server. I went with the hybrid approach. I want a server in house that I had control over, but didn't want the head aches of do the maintenance on it. Ended up going with linuxmagic
several years ago and haven't looked back. One of the best moves I've made. They take care of all the update and maintenance stuff. I still have access the the log for when that customer spells their sisters name wrong. I pay a yearly fee, but it is well worth it. All around they are a bunch of good guys. Even have saved my butt a few times on some linux issues on different machines.
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Friday, April 28, 2017, 5:20:46 PM, you wrote:
| In a world where anyone can get a free 15GB gmail address, what is an ISP to do? Hosted services are unyielding with their price structure and equally miserly with mailbox storage. Of course, they get to worry about a lot of things I enjoy not worrying about – Spam policies, storage I/O, AV, and all the other headaches inherent to hosting email for more than two people. Is there any goldilocks solution out there? Chris Wright Network Administrator |
