>1. How much disk space on the server should I allow for each user?
if they are going to leave all their MP3 and godzillion porno .jps in their
folders, 5 megabytes/user would go pretty fast. but 500 students x 50
megs/student = 25 gbytes, not very expensive today.
you want to separate your disk traffic into partitions:
c: system]
d: non-sys progs like IMail with its busy \spool + log directory
e: user1 for mail domains
f: user2 for mail domains
>2. Is there any known anomalies that IMail might have with attachments that
>I should be aware of?
yes, they can be problematic in web mail, but it's mixture of Imail, Web
mail, and mail client programs interactions, afaics.
>Most of the lab machines have floppies so students can
>save their homework on them, so I expect that attachments will be saved to
>floppies as well.
have you seen the size of an MP3 file? What's this "homework" fantasy you
are talking about? vbg
Len
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