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----- Original Message -----
Sent: Monday, March 13, 2006 10:06
AM
Subject: RE: [IMail Forum] DNS Server
Running in the Imail Server
It depends on your network and your budget. I
always prefer to have this kind of servers (dns, dhcp, web proxy, etc) on
a separate box for 2 reasons, avoid unnecessary load and avoid having 2 or
more services down when the box fails.
If you have a lot of DNS traffic and constant
maintenance, that means you're taking bandwidth away from email traffic and
another potential source of OS failure. If email is down, you know it's
going to be only email and you'll get only email related calls. If you
have DNS issues as well, you'll get those calls too.
Elliott
Dear List,
I have
been running Imail 8.15 in a Windows 2003 server (which is also a
DNS
server) without any problem so far.
But I wonder what is the best
configuration of these two options:
Imail and DNS server in the same box,
or each one in a separate server.
Regards
Mario
Antonio
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