Thing is, there have been SO many people upgrading and having problems, I'm
unwilling to spend all that money for a seemingly unstable products with
lots of upgrade issues.

When I upgrade, it will be to some email product other than Imail.

----- Original Message -----
From: "Guy Isabel" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Saturday, October 19, 2002 3:23 PM
Subject: Re: [IMail Forum] [OT]NT4 vs Win2000


> Andy wrote:
>
> > By the sounds of things, since I'm so familiar with NT, I should just
> > cleanup what is there, make sure the box is secure, then move everyone
> back
> > to; and continue to do things the way I have been as I haven't had *any*
> > problems with NT4, sp6a, Imail 6.06 and Declude...
>
> I happen to admin a couple of IMail servers that are running NT4 SP6a and,
> yes, the OS is stable enough -- though not as stable (in my experience) as
> W2K with the latest SP. However, please consider that there have been
> several releases of IMail Server since 6.06, many of them addressing
> vulnerabilities. I'd suggest that if you are committed to staying with NT
as
> the OS, it would be prudent to keep current with IMail
> upgrades/patches/hotfixes. Though you may not have had vulnerability
issues
> with 6.06 so far, they are still there.
>
> My usual $0.02 (and Canadian at that).
>
> Guy
>
>
>
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